Bisanadi National Reserve

Bisanadi National Reserve spans 600 square kilometers of savannah grasslands, forests, and swamps, forming a natural corridor with Mount Meru National Park.

The Kenya Wildlife Service established this reserve in 1979 to protect the natural migration paths of elephants, rhinoceros, and other significant wildlife species.

The reserve borders territories of Meru and Boran tribes, who maintain their traditional practices and craft production in the surrounding settlements.

Visitors require four-wheel drive vehicles to access the reserve, and while no lodging exists within its boundaries, accommodations are available near Mount Meru.

The reserve contains two major rivers, Tana and Rujowero, where visitors can observe over 400 bird species including the rare Peter's finfoot.

GPS coordinates: 0.09000,38.41000

Latest update: April 28, 2025 01:57