Introduction of national parks in East Africa.
In Africa, East Africa stands out to have the variety and diversity of wild animals in all its national parks we now introduce to you the iconic organic national parks of East Africa. Each has some unique animal/plant species or a unique tourist activity that attracts different travelers from all over the globe. These parks comprise of different vegetation types harboring both dangerous carnivorous, omnivorous, and herbivorous animals, snakes, and birds which are very dangerous to humans in case of any attack. Many visitors have survived such dangers because at All In Africa Safaris we engage the visitor right away from the time of inquiring up to the time of physical experience, and this is why we have managed to minimize risks to zero.
The commonly known and visited national parks in East Africa include;
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Kibale National Park.
Masai Mara National Reserve. Rwenzori National Park
Murchison Falls National Park. River Semuliki National Park.
Serengeti National Park. Lake Manyara Park
Volcanoes National Park. Lake Naivasha National Park
Kidepo Valley National Park. Lake Nakuru National Park.
Ngorongoro Crater. Akagera National Park
Queen Elizabeth Nation Park. Mgahinga National Park.
Nyungwe National Park. Amboseli National Park
Lake Mburo National Park. Mt Kilimanjaro National Park
Tarangire National Reserve. Mt Elgon National Park.
Each of the above national parks provides its unique breath-taking travel satisfaction. However, safety precaution measures should be clearly elaborated to tourists to avoid animal-human attacks.
How To Avoid Common Mistakes Before and During Game Drives in National Parks of East Africa.
Before game drive
Avoid smearing strong perfumes, jellies especially during trekking or tracking insects like bees are very sensitive and easily attracted.
Wear strong boots and long-sleeved clothes to avoid direct body contact.
Fuel the vehicle with enough fuel to avoid engine shutdown, especially during game drives this can prompt wild animal attacks, especially at night times.
Ensure you use a vehicle that is in good working condition to avoid breakages in the midlands of the national park.
During Game Drive
Avoid using small canoes, especially in rivers or lakes with aquatic animals like hippos, and crocodiles as they may easily hit the small boat leading to drowning and animal attacks in the water where chances of survival are minimal.
Avoid Direct body contact with Wild animals this may cause deadly responses especially tourists who like touching some animals at close range through safari vehicles open windows or roof.
Avoid Off tracking is very dangerous because most wild animals hide in unaccused spots during mating, calving, or injury. These types of animals are very dangerous to come in close contact with them.
Avoid feeding wild animals with domestic of processed foods, this has prompted many animals to forcefully attack humans/tourists packed alongside roads or park trails.
Avoid making unnecessary noise during game drives, noise causes discomfort to wild animals causing loss of sense hence leading to animal attacks on tourists.
In case of attack look for a nearby tree to hide or climb a tree to avoid direct encounter.
Avoid driving through crowded wild animals i.e. herds of Bufalos, Elephants, etc., these can charge and overturn the safari vehicle down hence leading to injuries or death.
Do not get out of a tourist vehicle for short calls, the guide should ensure the tourists are driven to designated short-call places.
