Malka Mari National Park – Complete Tourist Guide
Characterized by undulating scenes of semi-arid bush and scrubby grasslands with dots of riparian woodland and palms along the Daua River, Malka Mari National Park was gazetted in 1989 due to its reportedly high concentration of wildlife. The area is considered a site for plant endemism (NBU, 1992) and a potential Important Bird Area.
The park covers an area of 876 km2 and lies along the Daua River on the Kenya-Ethiopia border to the extreme northeast of Kenya on the Mandera plateau, Mandera County. Coupled with spectacular scenery, the park is home to a variety of wildlife, birds, aquatic species, important ecosystems, and a water catchment that provides refuge for wildlife during the dry seasons.
When Should I Go To Malka Mari National Park?
January to March is the dry season with the rest of the year being a little bit wetter, but don’t let that deter you. Malka Mari National Park is open all year round for visitors and has three campsites, walking trails for hikers, and numerous areas to have a picnic surrounded by some of the world’s most beautiful views.
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