Sibiloi National Park holds a wealth of archaeological treasures that underscore its nickname, "the cradle of mankind."
Among the significant finds is a fossilised shell of a giant tortoise dating back three million years. The park is also home to the remains of an extinct behemoth from 1.5 million years ago and a set of jaws over five feet long.
Crucially, the site contains the remains of an early hominid (early man), providing tangible proof of human evolution.
Visitors can engage in various activities like game viewing, camping, and walking safaris to explore the park's natural and historical wonders.
These discoveries highlight the park's critical role in understanding early human history and our evolutionary journey.
