Nairobi Ultimate Day Tour

The giraffe center and Nairobi National Park work well,  with an early morning game drive in the Nairobi National Park and later crossing over to the giraffe center to interact and feed Giraffes. The park has picnic sites, three campsites, and walking trails for hikers.
The 117 square km lies about 1,500-1,800 meters above sea level. The park comprises 90% wide-open plain grassland, a backdrop of the city's skyline, and a scattered acacia bush home to wildlife, including four of the big five, except the Elephant. The park also hosts the largest antelope in Africa, the tallest mammal globally, the largest tortoise in Africa, the largest flightless bird in the world, and the largest flying bird in the world. The park also hosts over 500 bird species. 

On the other hand Giraffe Centre, also referred to as the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Giraffe Centre, plays a vital role in conserving the critically endangered Rothschild giraffe. Located in Nairobi's outskirts, in the suburb of Langata, the Giraffe Centre is approximately 40 minutes away from Nairobi's city center, depending on the traffic. 
The raised wooden/ metallic structure is about the giraffe's height, which enables tourists to watch the giraffes up-close and hand feed them. Warthogs also snuffle at the giraffe's hooves, scavenging on the fallen pellets.
In addition, there's a tea house where tourists can relax with a pot of tea if they wish to. Alternatively, they can pop into the Daisy Zoovenir Shop for some keepsakes on their way out. 

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