It’s the closest place to a jungle. With free-ranging orang utans overhead, you’re out to set foot on an adventure on your own. The place was quite a maze, which, if you don’t have a map at hand, you’ll end up at the White tiger’s den or at the Hamadryas Baboons! I did just that when I was lost from my companions at the Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia. I was busy taking pictures at the baboons and walked all the way through when suddenly I realized I was already alone (except for a small group of primates playing on trees nearby). Thank God the primates happened to mind their business on their own, so I continued to make my way out and encountered a lonely fox at the end of the trail.

One thing I liked about this place is that the people like to put a twist when giving their safety tips to the visitors.

To name a few:

1. Watch out for your kids lest they find their way into a lion’s den.
2. Do not stampede, only elephants do.
3. Have you encountered any of our native animals such as snakes, scorpions, flying lemurs, long-tailed macaques, and monitor lizards? If you have, and need help, please approach our friendly staff.

When we were there, I encountered a monitor lizard crossing our path and a peacock taking a nice stroll with us. How cool is that?

Don’t miss:
*To visit Inuka.
*To ponder about seeing any butterflies.

Some tips:
*Be cautious about kangaroos crossing.
*Have a fun ride on the elephant