On the territory of Masai Mara, you can find not only lions, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos, elephants, antelopes, giraffes, hippos and crocodiles, but also many other rarer animals. First of all, the reserve is famous for its wildebeest migration, which takes place in September-October. Every year, around July, they return back to the south.
Tripety travelers can visit Masai Mara all over the year, but the most exciting period is the time of the “great migration” from August to September. The least successful months are March-April and November (rainy seasons).
There are two rivers in the reserve – Mara and Talek. Acacia forests grow along these rivers.