There are two main places among the most interesting places in the park: the Tsavo River and Ngulia Canyon. A wide variety of birds, as well as ungulates and rhinos, live on the river coast. Water sources in Mzima are also curious. They are located underground in the east of the national park. Every day, approximately 500 million liters of water are discharged from the bowels of the earth in the protected area.
Most of the territory of Eastern Tsavo is occupied by the Yatta Highlands, a three-kilometer-long solidified lava flow. It was formed as a result of the eruption of the volcano Ol Doinio Sabuk. You can also see Mount Mudanda here. An amazing view opens from its height. You will be able to observe the local animals from this height.
A large number of lakes are located in the Mzima area. As a rule, these reservoirs are surrounded by dense and varied vegetation. Reeds, acacias, baobabs, tamarind trees and palms grow around the transparent lakes of Mzima. There is a small underwater observatory built for filming a wildlife movie. Nowadays it is one of the local attractions. Tripety travelers will be able to see hippos, crocodiles, as well as flocks of tilapia from the glass shelter.