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Tsavo East National Park is a Park of vast plains and bush savannah. Tsavo is habituated with one of the largest elephant populations in the world which are easily observable as they graze in the swampy plains of the park in large or small herds. Tsavo East is relatively flat which makes it easier to spot game even far in the distance, save for the thickets which provide good cover for animals.
Except for the Galana River which is home to many crocodiles and hippos, the park is waterless with seasonal streams, waterholes and ponds which attract animals in the dry season. Common here are dik diks, the lesser kudu, giraffes, zebras and buffaloes.
During your game drives, visit the scenic Livingstone Falls on the Galana River which is lined with beautiful palm trees within the backdrop of the Yatta escarpment.
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