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Mkomazi National Park, located in northeastern Tanzania on the Kenyan border, is a significant protected area forming part of the larger Mkomazi-Tsavo ecosystem. Initially established as a game reserve in 1951, it was upgraded to a national park in 2006, encompassing an area of approximately 3,245 square kilometers. Mkomazi is home to a variety of wildlife typical of arid regions, including species like giraffe, oryx, gerenuk, hartebeest, lesser kudu, eland, impala, and Grant's gazelle. It also supports populations of elephants, buffalo, and various predators such as lions, leopards, and cheetahs. Notably, Mkomazi is a vital refuge for two highly endangered species: the black rhinoceros, protected within a dedicated sanctuary, and the African wild dog. Bird watchers will find it a haven with over 450 recorded species, including unique dry-country specials.

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More than 1.5 million wildebeest migrate in an enormous loop every year. The annual migration northwest, at the end of the rainy season (usually in May or June) is recognized as one of the "Seven Wonders of the Natural World."

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Nairobi National Park is managed by the Kenya Wildlife Service and has various entrance charges and fees for residents, non residents and citizens. The National park entrance fees was in 2025 revised as below;