Meru National Park

Best Time to Visit: June – October and January – February.
Entry Fees: Non-residents USD 60 adults / USD 35 children.
Country: Eastern

Why Go to Meru

Meru delivers classic wilderness with deep historical roots. It’s both a conservation comeback story and an immersive, off-the-beaten-path safari.

The park’s landscapes feel wild yet welcoming, appealing to travelers who crave adventure and serenity in equal measure.

The park’s vastness hides multiple ecosystems, from arid plains to riverine forests.

Exploring different zones reveals Meru’s contrasts and unexpected beauty.

Meru is open year-round but experiences heavy rains from March to May.

Dry months reveal the park at its most accessible, while the green season paints dramatic skies and landscapes.

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