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A KenyaPlus category — our own grouping, not an official classification. Each destination page shows its facts with their information labels.
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Nakuru County
A freshwater lake in the eastern arm of the Rift Valley and a Ramsar wetland of international importance, with Hell's Gate National Park to its south.
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Nakuru County
A national park around a very shallow, strongly alkaline lake, famous for its flamingos and a sanctuary for black rhinos.
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Baringo County
A narrow, shallow, alkaline lake on the Rift Valley floor, protected as Lake Bogoria National Reserve since 1981, with hot springs and geysers on its western shore. It is part of the Kenya Lake System World Heritage Site.
A Rift Valley lake that is a Ramsar wetland, and Hell's Gate National Park next door — what sources confirm.
A shallow alkaline lake famous for flamingos, a rhino sanctuary, and what to check before you go.
A Rift Valley soda lake with boiling geysers and hot springs, lesser flamingos and greater kudu — part of a World Heritage Site.
