Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park account for the largest of Kenya’s protected spaces - more than 20,000km² (2,000,000 hectares) of wild, remote land. Named for the Tsavo River that runs through both parks, this enormous landscape has one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in Kenya. Habitats range from the red semi-desert and grassland savannas of the East to the rainforests of the Chyulu Hills, and inselbergs and sheer cliff faces of the West. Tsavo West is busier and more developed than Tsavo East. Famed for its sheer size, diverse landscapes, and incredible wildlife encounters, Tsavo National Park is divided into two distinct sections – Tsavo East and Tsavo West. These two siblings may share a name, but they each have unique personalities and stories. Join us as we share the captivating differences between the two.