Sights of Kenya Crossword Puzzle

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SAVANNA : The vast, grassy plains of the Maasai Mara, famous for the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra and home to the \"Big Five\" (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo).
AMBOSELI : A national park at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, offering iconic views of elephants and other wildlife with Africa\'s highest mountain in the background.
KILIMANJARO : While located in Tanzania, this snow-capped mountain provides a breathtaking backdrop for photos and scenery in southern Kenyan parks like Amboseli.
NAIROBI : Kenya\'s capital city and the only major city with a national park (Nairobi National Park) within its borders, where you can see wildlife against a modern skyline.
SHELDRICK : The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, the world\'s most successful orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program, where visitors can meet the calves.
GIRAFFE : The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi, a conservation centre where you can stand on a platform and feed or even kiss the endangered Rothschild\'s giraffes.
RIFT : The Great Rift Valley, a massive geological trench running through Kenya, visible from viewpoints like at Lake Naivasha, creating stunning lakes and escarpments.
NAIVASHA : A beautiful freshwater lake in the Rift Valley, popular for boat trips to see hippos and flocks of birds, and for cycling in Hell\'s Gate National Park.
HELL\'S GATE : A unique national park near Lake Naivasha where you can walk or cycle among zebras and giraffes, surrounded by dramatic, ancient rock cliffs and gorges.
NAKURU : Lake Nakuru National Park, famous for its huge, shifting flocks of pink flamingos that feed on the lake\'s algae, as well as its populations of rhinos.
BOGORIA : Lake Bogoria, a geothermically active, shallow lake in the Rift Valley, known for its hot springs, geysers, and dense flocks of lesser flamingos.
SAMBURU : A rugged and scenic national reserve in northern Kenya, known for its \"Special Five\" animals not found in the south: Grevy\'s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, and beisa oryx.
TREETOPS : A famous, rustic hotel in Aberdare National Park where guests watch animals from a balcony, known as the place where Princess Elizabeth became Queen in 1952.
MOMBASA : Kenya\'s ancient coastal city and main port, known for its historic Fort Jesus (a UNESCO site), bustling markets, and blend of Swahili, Arab, and colonial cultures.

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savanna : the vast, grassy plains of the maasai mara, famous for the great migration of wildebeest and zebra and home to the "big five" (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo).
amboseli : a national park at the foot of mount kilimanjaro, offering iconic views of elephants and other wildlife with africa's highest mountain in the background.
kilimanjaro : while located in tanzania, this snow-capped mountain provides a breathtaking backdrop for photos and scenery in southern kenyan parks like amboseli.
nairobi : kenya's capital city and the only major city with a national park (nairobi national park) within its borders, where you can see wildlife against a modern skyline.
sheldrick : the david sheldrick wildlife trust in nairobi, the world's most successful orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program, where visitors can meet the calves.
giraffe : the giraffe centre in nairobi, a conservation centre where you can stand on a platform and feed or even kiss the endangered rothschild's giraffes.
rift : the great rift valley, a massive geological trench running through kenya, visible from viewpoints like at lake naivasha, creating stunning lakes and escarpments.
naivasha : a beautiful freshwater lake in the rift valley, popular for boat trips to see hippos and flocks of birds, and for cycling in hell's gate national park.
hell's gate : a unique national park near lake naivasha where you can walk or cycle among zebras and giraffes, surrounded by dramatic, ancient rock cliffs and gorges.
nakuru : lake nakuru national park, famous for its huge, shifting flocks of pink flamingos that feed on the lake's algae, as well as its populations of rhinos.
bogoria : lake bogoria, a geothermically active, shallow lake in the rift valley, known for its hot springs, geysers, and dense flocks of lesser flamingos.
samburu : a rugged and scenic national reserve in northern kenya, known for its "special five" animals not found in the south: grevy's zebra, somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, and beisa oryx.
treetops : a famous, rustic hotel in aberdare national park where guests watch animals from a balcony, known as the place where princess elizabeth became queen in 1952.
mombasa : kenya's ancient coastal city and main port, known for its historic fort jesus (a unesco site), bustling markets, and blend of swahili, arab, and colonial cultures.