Mount Kenya National Park is a remarkable natural wonder.
Standing at 5,199 meters high, it is the second-highest peak in Africa.
The mountain is an ancient, extinct volcano and is home to 12 remnant glaciers.
The park features three major peaks—Batian, Nelion, and Point Lenana—along with four secondary peaks.
Within its boundaries, you can find 20 lakes and tarns, as well as a diverse range of ecosystems, including a dense bamboo forest at 2,500 meters.
The park is renowned for its pristine wilderness, which includes forests, mineral springs, and rare wildlife. It is also home to 11 species of endemic plants.
