Kenyan Maasai village

The Kenyan Maasai village is located in the famous Maasai Mara National Park. The entire village is very primitive, and all buildings are built with branches. In order to prevent wild animals from entering the village, a circle of thorny branches is surrounded on the outside. Most of Kenya is a plateau area, with the East African Rift Valley running from north to south, bordering Tanzania, Uganda, Somalia, etc.; the land area is 580,000 square kilometers, and the population is less than 30 million, and the indigenous people are Maasai. The Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservation Area was established in 1961, spanning the borders of Kenya and Tanzania, with an area of 1,800 square kilometers. It is the earliest wildlife conservation area in the world. However, it is worth noting that in 1961, Kenya was still in the British colonial period, and the colonial government took away the land and wildlife resources from the Maasai in the name of the country for free. In addition, the travel guide points out that the travel season of Maasai Mara is from June to October each year. During this time, the climate is pleasant and animals are active. Transportation: Fly from Nairobi or Nakuru.