Meru National Park is an obscure rugged wilderness. The park does not receive many visitors. The Elsa Kopje boutique striking luxury accommodation based on the hills. The lodge played a significant role in saving the NP from being de-gazetted by the government. This was due to the low number of tourists visiting. It was to be converted into a rice farm. The less chattered national park has an amusing history. Meru NP is legendary for the Born Free movie by Joy Adamson and George. The prominent Lioness Elsa was set free in this wilderness. The area is also reputable for cheetah and lion research. The unspoiled landscape with unique wildlife offers a recline relaxation to tourists.
The park has an exceptional remote traditional safari experience. You get an intimate nature momentous. Grevy’s zebras, lions, elephants, white and black rhinos, reticulated giraffes, buffaloes, small kudus are a glimpse of what to expect. There is a wide span of 427 bird species. The flora is mainly wooden grassland, acacia trees, swamp, coursing rivers, open grassland, and the riparian forests along the riverbanks. Game viewing for the tiny creatures and the big five is an everyday activity in Meru National Park. Watch the aquatic bird species, crocodiles, and hippos at the river ridge. Tour the waterfall by taking natural guided walks. Tourists also take a trip to the burial site of Joy and Elsa, the lioness. Unmark the hidden gem that has several amusements at every turn.
