Mara River

The Mara River separates Tanzania and Kenya. The west side of the Mara River is Tanzania. The prairie here is called Serengeti. The east side of the Mara River is Kenya. The prairie here in Kenya is called Masai Mara. It is actually the same East African prairie. The Serengeti area is about 10 times that of Massema. Every year, migratory animals such as horned zebras on the East African prairie migrate clockwise. In June-August, it is the time they pass through the Mara River, because the scenery of the river is very spectacular, also known as the ferry of the Tianhe River. I watched the Mara River from the hot air balloon and from the car. The angles were different and each had its own characteristics. I arrived here in early July. I saw hippos and crocodiles in the hot air balloon overlooking and the car on the shore, but unfortunately I didn't see the ferry of the Tianhe. I left a little regret and looked forward to coming again next time.

Every April, some of the Serengeti's animals migrate to Masai Mara in search of more abundant grasslands, forming a unique and magnificent view of the period from July to September. After October, the animals relocate from Masai Mara to Serengeti. In February of the coming year, the Serengeti is their starting point for life, and many animals reproduce during this time. In summary, most horned horses have about8-9 months of the year in Serengeti and3-4 months in Masai Mara.

We can see hippos here, but we went in winter, just the rainy season over there, but the water in the river is too ugly, the hippo didn't move much, only saw the corner codes of the west, not particularly spectacular, so we must go to the season.

A river between Tanzania and Kenya that animals migrate across every year.

This is a very famous place, many tourists come here!