Being in the heart of the Great African Rift Valley in Kenya, the Masai Mara National Reserve is one of the largest in the world. The vast, open grasslands of this area are inhabited by a wide variety of wildlife, which includes more than 1.5 million Wildebeests. Owing to its rich biodiversity, Masai Mara is regarded as heaven for nature lovers, especially for wildlife photographers.

With an annual temperature range of about 20-30° C, the Masai Mara region (5,300 feet above sea level) is comparatively cooler than most of the other parts of the continent. It receives rainfall for almost six months in a year and remains dry from June to November.

The Masai Mara is also the seasonal home to some rare migratory birds, which inhabit the place from June to October. And is universally accepted to be the best time to visit the reserve. A trip to Masai Mara offers an unmatched experience of game viewing and camping, among many other things. It is also a delight to interact with the rich cultural heritage of the Masai community.