Kenya: Amboseli National Park

Amboseli national park best time to visit varies on a few underlying factors , during the dry season , several wildlife gather around the water holes in order to tap into the lightly scarce water during the dry season , But as the rain seasons come through, they start dispersing because of the numerous water access points. We will delve into information that could potentially affect your decision making when you plan on traveling to Amboseli national park together with the activities one intends to conduct while in the park. Amboseli park’s temperatures are average and they are moderate throughout the year. In as much as the temperature are moderate throughout the year, we recommend you carry light jackets and a fleece for conducting the morning activities such as the game drives as well as the evening or night for the activities. During the rainy season, one ought to carry a rain coat and a poncho to be able to counter the effect of rain while doing the activities. There is little or no rains during the dry season therefore the dry season is practically the best time of the year to visit Amboseli national park. The dry seasons run from the months of July to October. The close of the month of June sees the rains subsiding and welcoming the dry season and the as the end of October nears, it flags off a few showers.

In the dry seasons, it quit easy to locate the wildlife because the grasses are shot and scotched resulting from the dry spell, the dry season also sees the several water holes dry hence leaving a few that attracts several wildlife from the different parts of the park to come to drink water in the few of the remaining oases. The dry season is also has less precipitation , therefore there are few insects such as mosquitoes that make ones stay complicated. During the dry season, the skyies are clear and blue and the days are simply awesome hence making it the best time to visit the park on a safari. During the dry season, the Masai Mara national reserve also hosts one f the biggest wildlife migration dubbed the annual wildebeest migration, because of the wildebeest migration , several travelers make their way there thus after the Masai Mara experience they head to Amboseli national park to have the experience there too, hence causing a little price increment in the accommodation in what can only referred to as peak seasons.

Brief rains kick off in November and December and as January and February kicks in , the short dry season prevails until April, May, June kicks in with heavy rains. During this rainy months, life springs back bringing a whole new greenery and well as fresh wildlife as the old ones give birth. There you will capture rewarding view of the little white stripped zebra , as well as the little Thompson gazelles trying to hide in the tall grass to elude the predators. The greenery all brings several migratory birds species that make their way from as far Europe to Amboseli national park. As fresh wildlife as the old ones give birth. there you will capture rewarding view of the little white stripped zebra , as well as the little Thompson gazelles trying to hide in the tall grass to elude the predators. the greenery all brings several migratory birds species that make their way from as far Europe to Amboseli national park.

On the disadvantage note, the heavy downpours during the month of May to July render it challenging to navigate to the park as some roads become impassable. Needless to say. The challenging roads during the rainy season can be overcome by flying to the park from Nairobi or from another park to amboseli national park.