ConQuest Adventures Ltd - Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi National Park is the oldest National Park in Kenya having being established in 1946 and only a short drive out of Nairobi’s central business district, with a size of 117km2, 1500 to 1700 metres above sea level, More than 500 Bird species have been recorded in the park, The Park is has many different Habitats, each habitat contains various species of Birds, habitats are as follows;( a)Acacia dominated woodland,Riverine& Scrub ,(b)Dams, Rivers and Wetlands,(c) Evergreen Forest (d)Gorges (e)Open Grasslands, The Park has four of the Big Five, Also the Herbivores have their own migration to plains adjacent to the Park

Loita forest/hills (forest of the lost child) is considered a shrine by the close to 40,000, Purko and Loita Maasai, as well as an essential botanical, biological, and historical zone of Maasai land. It serves as an significant dry spell grazing zone as well as a source for several rivers and is home to a wide range of fauna and flora ranging from elephants to rare bird and plant species, wildebeests, zebras and gazelles graze side by side with the community’s cattle in this region. The Loita Naiminia Enkiyio Forest, stands at an altitude of about 2,300 feet above sea level and covers an area of about 33,000 hectares. It is located between the Mara and Serengeti plains and the forests of the western escarpment of the great rift-valley. The forest also occupies a special place in the Maasai legend and mythology. One of these ceremonies is the celebration of the Olorip Olasar, the head of an age group, who has to stand under an Omatamaio Oleyen (Olive Tree), a tree in the forest, for the whole night without moving a muscle or even swallowing his saliva

The tour through the forest start at Morijo and ends in Entosopia town 40 km from Lake Magadi,