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Ruma National Park – The Hidden Sanctuary
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37 days agoRuma National Park – The Hidden Sanctuary
Often overshadowed by more famous parks, Ruma National Park is a secret haven for those seeking both wildlife and peace. Located near the shores of Lake Victoria, Ruma is a relatively undiscovered gem in the southwestern part of Kenya. It’s famous for being one of the few places where you can find the endangered roan antelope.
The park also boasts abundant wildlife, including lions, buffaloes, giraffes, and over 400 species of birds. The Kisumu-Kakamega corridor, which includes Ruma, is perfect for eco-tourists who want to experience Kenya’s wildlife in its natural state, without the crowds. Walking safaris are allowed here, and it’s a fantastic way to get up close to the park’s diverse ecosystems, which range from lush woodlands to dry savannahs.
One of the best things about Ruma is its tranquility — the park’s remoteness means fewer tourists and a chance to truly immerse yourself in nature.