South- Western Mau National Reserve in Kericho

Amazing environment

It was a great moment saw great earliest trees an feel if a flowing water

Cool and away from city noise. Full of fun.

Love it

Cool place to be

A slice of paradise on earth, as you drive through original indigenous forest.

Scenic natural forest Full of fresh air

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Very cool place. The people are friendly and welcoming

Cool place for nature

it naturally. Ever green

Nice place with a beautiful nature

I entirely know the geographical map of the area

The place is green, cold weather and lots of indiginious trees

Tea plantations and clean air

Great place with cool breeze inside several small holder tea plantations.

The place looks superb, very green and beautiful.

There is lots of places to visit with the mau forest complex being the main attraction. There is the beautiful lush green tea bushes.

Cool and serene. Best place to take a ride

Beautiful and attractive sceneries of escapement with fresh water source

Its really nice to visit there ,green and cool environment

Very nice green environment, fresh air and roads are all weather

This is tea zone, high altitude area with cool temperatures which is ideal for the growing of black and green tea.

Roads network is amazing. The place has opened up,new factories, skies are lit up!

If you are a lover of nature this is the place.

Quite a serene place. A very forested land with lots of indigenous trees

Full of fresh air. Home of Howler monkeys, Columbus monkeys & vervet monkeys. Various species of birds also present. Best for nature walk. No dangerous animals.

One of the best trips I have had. Lots of sweet Mahindi choma expertly roasted on the way, lots of mischievous baboons to share with, awesome climate, a lot to see....you leave happy

Cool place with very fresh air

Climate is favourable

It is a serene environment with fresh air from indeginous trees.

Quite awesome and very dusty in this early March weather. Need to improve on the roads. I wonder how they get when it starts to rain.

Cold at times, roads better sunny season

This is a great cool place with temperatures up-to 12 degrees near Kiptagich, Mulango sides

Clean air with a whip of beatiful highlands.I cant wait to go back there again.

It was cool and wet climate which is good for growing Cash crop like tea

Nature at its Best, unmatched environmental beauty. Lets conserve our environment.

Mau forest is the Africa water tower, its a major source of rivers that drains its water to lake Victoria which in turn its source of River Nile. This its a vital natural resource in the country as well as in Africa at large.

Serene environment.Nice water catchment area.Needs conservation.

Southwest Mau was wonderful with serene and natural environment. Recommended for excursions.

I got lost till I paid a local motor bike to guide... The plains looks almost alike

It is a good place with good terrain unharmful animals are found... Good climate. Its a place to be in Kenya..

Its the best place if you want to get away with your friends or family

Just fantastic, the environment is really great, a place to call home

Good place to take your kids for a fun out. It is not dangerous as dangerous wild game are found in the dense part of the forest. Rocky topography is what captures your attention here, the topography here looks like it was moulded to make it scenic, I love and like visiting this nature side

The environ and its surrounding is cool...Just too cold maybe its with the July weather...

The environment, weather and people are cool

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The lungs of Kenya, beautiful scenery and the road has tarmac

I enjoyed the drive. You see exotic natural forest, see different birds. Most rivers flows most rift valley and western region in Kenya emanate from this Forest. The forest covers the following counties: Bomet, Kericho, Nakuru and Narok where the majority of the residents are the Kipsigis and Masai who are know as pastoralists in Kenyan history