Safari idea
The plains and the craters. Queen Elizabeth and Murchison in Uganda, and across the border the Mara, the Serengeti and Ngorongoro. This is the safari most people picture, and it is mostly done from a vehicle, which makes it the easiest of these on the body.
Not a timetable. Guides read the river and the grass, and you go and wait with them. Three nights, not two.
A whole pride climbs in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth, which happens in only a couple of places in Africa.
Ngorongoro sits six hundred metres below its rim, and most of what lives down there never leaves.
Ishasha, where the pride goes up into the fig trees.
The crater, which has its own weather.
Serengeti means endless plains, and it is not a metaphor.
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