The safaris, though more famous for the games and wild animals, were not created solely to do just that. You might be busy collecting stones while discarding wonders such as sightings of intriguing insects, varieties of smaller animals and multitudes of panoramic sights. One of the more indispensable equipments in any African safari vacation is the binoculars as they allow you to see visions even from afar. Please read on Ngorongoro Conservation Area The worse you can call Ngorongoro is amazing. That would be more than that, there is definitely not a word that can describe this conservation area. Ngorongoro is the home of the largest caldera on earth. With walls reaching to 2200 meters high, this is fairly equal to Mount Kilimanjaro before the eruption. Because of its unfailing guarantee to have you experience the big five (namely lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino) its fame is unequalled by any other regions who themselves offer other wonders. Kenya ecosystems cover an array of other substantial members of the savanna. Kenya safari does not only rely its fame on its vast resources for wildlife, it is also known for its kaleidoscopic landscapes which are characterized with highlands, rift valley, grasslands, moonscape at the north and the snow capped, magnificent Mount Kenya. Masai Mara in Kenya Wanting to see cats dominating the wildlife, go to Masai Mara, the haven for cheetahs, lions and leopards. See them in action and see them near this sight is most perfect for cat enthusiasts as they offer endless miles of vegetation which is conducive for survival. Not too mention, conducive for game viewing. Though safaris are not exactly characterized as jungles in the typical sense, lion country safaris are still very much sought after. Lions tend to be lazy though. However, it is their instinct to give as much distance away from humans if possible. This is why they are rather hard to hunt than those of the plains games like the antelopes, wildebeests and the likes. In there, life is more realistic, death on the other hand is a part of living. (We have strangely forgotten that in our city lifestyle, we only work, work, work and work more. Everyday. Every, single day of our lives, we believe that by working we live.) In Africa, with the exchange of life and death among the animals and their environment and the dance of existence between the components of nature, death and living are two closely intertwined practical elements that make nature more proportionate.