This forest is being considered for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage sites’ list due to the fact that it is a very important area for bird conservation.
The extension of this forest also goes as far as the source of Sabaki River.
Tourists are thrilled by the sight of magnificent elephants, which sometimes pass through the forest in herds, on their way to the river.

Due to the fact that the local people are the ones involved in the up keep and maintenance of the Arabuko Sokoke National park, the forest is considered a model of sustainable development.
Tourism generates income, which sees to it that the forest is not denuded by the local people in order to survive and as well, the local economy gains from it.

Many of reptile, plant, bird and animal species which are quite rare find home in Arabuko Sokoke forest protection. A small mammal called the yellow-rumped elephant shrew, six rare bird species and a deer known as the Ader’s duiker, was the major reason, which led to the creation of a National Park in Arabuko Sokoke Forest.
A conservation effort with an aim of preserving the ecosystem, together with extraordinary butterflies in plenty observed in it, is the Kipepeo Butterfly Farm Project.

One of the historic sites is Gedi town.
It was such a thrilling township in the 13th Century, though now deserted.
On your Safari to Arabulo Sokoke Forest in Kenya, you will be able to observe and view the town’s deserted ruins, which are now overgrown by the forest.

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3 islands namely; Teddy Bear, Gibraltar and Ol Kwoka, make up this shallow lake of 8 meters deep on average.
These 3 islands provide breeding grounds for the largest of the heron species called Goliath heron.
Resident Hippos also find favourable conditions for growth and survival at the shores of this lake, which are marshy.

An area of about 170 sq. km is covered by the captivating Lake Baringo and magnificent volcanic ranges surround it.
Numerous species of Birds are attracted to this lake because it is filled up with a variety of rare fish species.
Paradise fly catcher, Cormorants, Fish eagles, Pelicans, Owls, African Darters Marabou storks, Hornbills (alongside the cliffs) as well as Gabar Goshawk, are the most famous and commonly seen bird species at this lake. From the world over, many ornithologists and bird lovers in thousands of numbers are greatly attracted by this lake.
Crocodiles and hippos in reasonable numbers are also found here. Rock Hyrax, which is a small rodent-like mammal, is another centre of attraction, which you can’t go without seeing.
This animal can be sited around basalt cliffs.
A nearby island to this lake has two spectacular hot springs, which are a must-see attraction.
Fishing, bird safari, paying a visit to Njemps village and Bogoria hot springs, horse riding, boat cruising or camel riding, are some of the thriller activities which visitors can  in addition enjoy.

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Such awesome wildlife species like giant forest hogs, elephants, black rhinos known to be endangered, rare Colobus monkey and buffaloes as supported and inhabited by the thick vegetation covering these ranges.

Animal sounds like hyrax cries as well as leopard growls, and bird songs, cover the jungles which are usually quiet and the whole forest becomes lively especially during night hours.
The popular Thompson’s falls is addition to other series of beautiful waterfalls are also contained in the Aberdares.

Whichever mode of transport you use, whether on foot or by car, you can easily access the Aberdares.
Enjoy a remarkable forest trekking experience using one of the many fine trekking routes all through the forests and across moorlands.
During nighttime, large herds of giant forest hogs, the elusive Bongo antelope, elephants and rhinos often go to the various existant water holes and natural salt licks at the Aberdares.
Don’t you worry about where to have the overnight from since the Ark lodges and a number of Treetops in which you enjoy viewing the wildlife during night time, are present in the Aberdares forests. Elephants, elands, buffaloes and lions together with exquisite birds like lovers, Jackson’s francolin, African goshawk; crowned eagle and sunbirds find home the rolling moorlands starting at over 10000ft.
Very favourable conditions for bird watching, providing magnificent views of Mt. Kenya and the Great African Rift Valley as well as high altitude hiking, are offered by the Aberdares region.
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