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Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary

Nature Sanctuaries in Kericho

Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary: Scenic and Well-Run

Visiting a monkey sanctuary can be a heartwarming and educational experience, offering a chance to observe these intelligent and playful creatures in a protected environment. Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary is found within Tagabi Tea Estate, nearby Cheromit Shopping Centre, midpoint between Kericho and Changoi Tea Estate. Visitor interest centers on watching the happy-go-lucky primates go about their monkey business undeterred and rather uninterested in the spectators. Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary was created to preserve the small number of monkeys within their forest sections. It is well-maintained and a fantastic way to support wild fauna. They offer guided tours with insights into primate behavior, conservation efforts, and threats facing wild populations. It is a walker’s haven, too. Tagabi is part of a tranquil area that becomes quiet and peaceful at night, with the setting sun creating a warm glow and darkness broken only by moonlight or rural homes.


Around Kenya are to be found a hatful of delightful nature parks and sanctuaries, many of these being community initiatives to protect wildlife in their natural habitats. Fairly small in comparison to the national parks and reserves, they offer a more intimate exposure to the wild, to fully appreciate the local flora and fauna.


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Located in southwestern part of Kenya within the former Rift Valley Province, Kericho County, a healthful highland, has innumerable picture-postcard tea-farm vistas. Kericho County is famous for its vast tea plantations. It is all around a tea-riffic countryside clutching traditions and culture with one hand and a forward-looking yen on the other. It is home to large forests, historic sites and resorts, too.

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Generally speaking, Kericho County has favorable, temperate highland climate with moderate temperatures and reliable relief rainfall. The annual mean temperature ranges between 29oC and 10oC. The central part of the county, where tea is grown, receives the highest rainfall.