Nature

An Introduction

Lake Naivasha is a fresh water lake and a bird watching paradise in the outskirts of Nairobi. A part of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha is a haven for wild life and is surrounded by swamps and Hells Gate National Park. Besides 400 species of birds, Hippos, Giraffes, Wilder Beast, Impalas and Baboons make Lake Naivasha and the surrounding savannah their home. The lake retains an old world charm despite being in the center of a thriving flower export business. A leisurely boat ride on the Lake Naivasha is a great way to spend an afternoon!

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An Introduction

Kangaroo Island is the third largest island of Australia and its premier wildlife destination. It is synonymous with Bush land, Pristine Beaches, Wild Life, Beach Houses, Wine and Sunset. Some of the exciting activities possible here are Cave Exploraton, Bush Walking, Trekking, meeting birds of prey like Barn Owls, Eagles & Kookaburras, mingling with Sea Lions and Night Safari spotting Penguins. An unforgettable experience would be tasting the honey from Ligurian Bees!

An Introduction

Lamington Park is treasure trove of unique flora and fauna of Queensland, Australia. This nature lover’s paradise is also called Queensland’s National park and has been recognized by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Some of the species found here cannot be found anywhere else on Earth. Lamington Park with its rainforests, exotic wild life, cool mountain air and waterfalls will leave a lasting impression on any nature lover.

An Introduction

The Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha is one of the most exciting Zoos in the world where you can find many exotic animals of the planet in their natural surroundings. This Omaha Zoo boasts of the world’s largest indoor desert, largest nocturnal exhibit, largest swamp and rainforest. Exotic species of Lemurs from Madagascar can be spotted here by taking a walk over the walkthrough. Look up over 65 feet and you will gaze into the eyes of Orangutans scrutinizing the visitors from the top of Banyan Trees! Goosebumps are guaranteed at the Kingdoms of Night, the nocturnal exhibit where creatures of the dark await you in the canyon, wet caves and swamps! What takes the cake is that you can rent the Omaha Zoo and have a cocktail party at the Gorilla Valley or in the Butterfly zone. By paying a $500 fee, you can even say “I do” at the Zoo! Yes, believe it or not, you can even get married at the Omaha Zoo.