Masai Mara offers brilliant untamed life viewing throughout the entire year. Anyway, the best time to visit Masai Mara is from July to October for those searching for a fantastic chance to look at the great wildebeest migration unfurls. See underneath what is in store from one season to the next.
LION SEASON
The lion season is from January to March. The lion season falls when most large plain game untamed life like the wildebeest and zebras give birth to their young ones. A few weeks toward the beginning of the year, Masai Mara stays dabbed with youthful ones following along after their moms. Alongside the staggering number of calves come the hunters.
GREEN SEASON
The green season is from April to June. Early spring, ordinarily called the Green Season, is an especially sublime period to go on a Masai Mara safari. These months ordinarily get the most significant measures of rainfall. As a result, the savannah becomes clear and liberated from dust and haze, making Africa’s dazzling scenes bring out their very best. The synchronized birth of many youthful antelopes, impalas, kudus, waterbucks and a large group of others draws in a few hunters, and you have a decent potential of success to watch them in real life. This is likewise the best bird-watching time when transient birds show up in their thousands to take up beautiful homes on the savannah.
MIGRATION SEASON
The migration season is from July to September. The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of the natural world’s most impressive displays. Involving more than 1.5 million wildebeest, zebras, and elands, the Great Migration is the last enduring multi-species migration in the world. From the finish of June onwards, a considerable number of newly shown-up brown and black dots dissipate the incredible fields of the Mara, making this Natural Miracle of the World considerably more wondrous.
A safari with reputed Masai guides is an extraordinary encounter that will furnish you with a more profound, more significant comprehension of the intricate subtleties of the Masai Mara biological system.
WILDLIFE SEASON
This season is from October to November. From mid-October to December, the herds get a move on as the short rains lure them southwards. The grasses on the Mara fields are short because of the steady eating by the enormous crowds of zebra and wildebeest. As the downpours decline and the grass starts to dry, the wildebeest travel south, looking for greener fields. In the wake of going through Naboisho Conservancy, the Northern Migration shows up in the Mara with perfect timing to welcome their Southern sisters and siblings to a family get-together with more than 1.5 million participants!
FESTIVE SEASON
December is the festive season. Instead of being snow-covered, the Masai Mara fields stay covered with rich untamed life species. More than other seasons, Christmas is a period for festivity, reflection, family, and kinship.
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