Home to Kenya's finest wildlife reserve. The wildlife is abundant and the gently rolling hills that eventually open up into the Serengeti ensure the animals are never out of sight.
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100 Places: Masai Mara, Kenya
Home to Kenya's finest wildlife reserve. The wildlife is abundant and the gently rolling hills that eventually open up into the Serengeti ensure the animals are never out of sight.
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