When the first ray of sunlight pierces the morning mist at the equator

A natural symphony on the roof of Kenya As the first ray of sunlight pierces the equatorial morning mist, giraffes on the grasslands of Nairobi National Park are measuring the height of acacias with their eyelashes. As the world's only wildlife park located in a capital city, the stunning prologue of wildebeest migration is staged here every day. Hand-feed endangered subspecies at the Giraffe Center, learn grassland survival wisdom from Maasai warriors, and when night falls, listen to the roar of lions and sleep with the city lights at the treetop hotel. Nairobi National Park is close to the city of Nairobi, 7 kilometers away as the crow flies. In half a day, you can get a preliminary understanding of the habitat of Kenyan wild animals and get a general understanding of the integration of the original landscape of the East African savannah and the modern city.