Aberdares National Park, located in the central highlands of Kenya, is a stunning and diverse protected area that forms part of the Aberdare Mountain Range. Established in 1950, the park covers an area of approximately 767 square kilometres and is known for its spectacular landscapes, including misty moorlands, deep valleys, dense forests, and impressive waterfalls. The park’s altitude ranges from 2,100 meters to 4,300 meters, creating a variety of habitats that support a rich diversity of wildlife and plant species. Aberdares National Park offers a unique and diverse safari experience with its rich wildlife, stunning landscapes, and cultural significance.