Located amidst wooded and bushy grasslands, Lake Nakuru stands as a compact yet diverse national park in Kenya, renowned for its alkaline lake. Abundant wildlife inhabits the area, from warthogs and baboons to sizable mammals, but the primary attraction lies in the striking sight of numerous flamingoes adorning the shoreline, presenting an exceptional photo opportunity. The park harbors over 500 bird species, rendering it a haven for birdlife enthusiasts, with sizable gatherings of Bateluer, Abyssinian thrush, Raptors, Pelicans, and the long-tailed widowbird. Additionally, Lake Nakuru National Park boasts the nation's inaugural Rhino Sanctuary, housing the world's largest population of black rhinos.You also get to see 4 of the Big Five (Lion, Rhino, Buffaloes and Leopard) among other animal species.