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Lag Badana Park

National Parks & Reserves in Garissa

Lag Badana National Park

Also known as Bushbush National Park, the 3,311 km2 Lag Badana National Park, contiguous with Boni National Reserve along the Kenya-Somalia boundary, was momentously the first national park established in Somalia in the 1980s. Aside from its stretch of lovely, pristine coastline, Lag Badana National Park has upward of 200 vascular vegetal species. Of these, close to 20 are classified as endemic. 

Although not a common travel corridor, Boni and Lag Badana Park are interlinked at Ras Kamboni at the Indian Ocean, from where one can travel northerly to Lag Badana’s untravelled beaches. While it’s still unconfirmed whether cheetahs are still present in Somalia, they may be extant in the southern region of Lag Badana.


Kenya certainly has enormous touring resources. There are no less than sixty national narks, reserves and game sanctuaries, covering approximately 11% of the land surface. Each of these diverse and stunning national parks and reserves offers unique wildlife experiences and unique, breathtaking landscapes.


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Touring Garissa County offers a unique blend of cultural immersion, natural beauty, and opportunities to explore the traditional way of life in northeastern Kenya, unchanged since the days of yore. It’s a chance to experience authentic Somali culture and hospitality while enjoying the serene beauty of northeastern.

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Temperatures in Garissa County are generally high throughout the year, like clockwork, ranging from 20oC to a high of 38oC. The average temperature is 36oC. February is the hottest month of year.