KITUM CAVES

About Kitum Caves

In addition to elephants, the cave is frequented by other wildlife, including buffaloes, hyenas, and bushbucks, making it a unique ecosystem within the national park. The cave also holds archaeological significance, with evidence suggesting it was once used by early human inhabitants.

Kitum Cave gained international attention in the late 20th century due to its link with the Marburg virus, a rare but deadly disease. Despite this, the cave remains a popular tourist destination for its natural beauty and wildlife.

With its blend of natural wonder, wildlife, and mystery, Kitum Cave offers visitors a unique glimpse into Kenya’s diverse landscapes and ecosystems. Make sure to include this extraordinary site in your Kenya trip for an unforgettable experience!

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