Lake Nakuru

 

Lake Nakuru is a saline water body located in west-central Kenya, forming part of the lake system within the Great Rift Valley of Eastern Africa. Renowned for its diverse avian population, particularly the large flocks of pink flamingos, the lake is also home to species such as waterbucks, impalas, and hippopotamuses. 

Languages spoken in the region include English and Swahili. Visitors to Kenya must ensure they have the necessary personal documents for visa requirements.