WHERE NATURE, CULTURE AND ADVENTURE MEET

Rising gracefully between Makindu and Mtito Andei in Makueni County, the Chyullu Hills National Park is a captivating destination covering about 741 square kilometers of scenic beauty and rich biodiversity.

The rolling green hills, dotted with acacia and savanna vegetation, form a perfect backdrop for wildlife; elephants, giraffes, lions, zebras, and buffaloes roam freely, offering visitors a thrilling safari experience.

For adventure seekers, the nature walks and hiking trails across the swelling hills promise spectacular views stretching all the way to Mount Kilimanjaro.

Hidden within the volcanic formations is the famous Kisyula Cave, one of the Kenya’s longest lava tubes, drawing explorers from far and wide.

Beyond its natural charm, Chyullu holds deep cultural and spiritual meaning to the Kamba community, who once gathered here for rainmaking and sacred ceremonies.

With enhanced safety through a partnership between the Makueni Tourism Directorate and Kenya Wildlife Service, and easy access via the Mombasa–Nairobi Highway, plus modern hospitality in Kibwezi, Makindu, and Mtito Andei, Chyullu Hills stands as a serene blend of nature, heritage, and adventure awaiting discovery.