Eunoto Ceremony
The Eunoto ceremony is a central Maasai male rite of passage that takes place every generation, approximately every 20 years, […]
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Reptiles
The Masai Mara is not only celebrated for its mammals and birds but also houses a fascinating diversity of reptile
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Hornbill Campsite
Hornbill Campsite, located in the northern part of the Mara River, offers a stunning view of the river and the
Mara Conservation
Geology, Soil and Landscape
The Masai Mara is renowned for its vast savannahs, wildlife, and the Great Migration, but beneath the surface lies a
What is a Conservancy
What is a Conservancy Masai Mara conservancies are a unique community-based conservation initiative where local Maasai landowners lease their land
Accommodation, Campsites
Iseiya Campsite
Overview of Iseiya Campsite Iseiya Campsite is one of the public campsites within the Masai Mara National Reserve, offering a
Accommodation, Campsites
Kampi ya Mungu Campsite
Kampi ya Mungu, also known as “God’s Camp,” is one of the most serene and spacious private campsites in the
Accommodation, Campsites
Kijito Campsite
Located in the western part of the Mara Triangle, Kijito Campsite offers a stunning view of the Siria Escarpment and
Mara Conservation, Conservancies
Enonkishu Conservancy
Enonkishu Conservancy, meaning “place of healthy cattle” in the Maasai language, is a prime example of community-led conservation situated on
Mbokishi Conservancy
Mbokishi Conservancy, located in the northeastern region of the Northern Mara Conservancies, was established in September 2021. Spanning land adjacent