Ol Pejeta Conservancy, nestled in Kenya’s Laikipia region, is a pioneering wildlife haven and East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary. Renowned for its groundbreaking conservation efforts, this 364 km² protected area shelters the world’s last two northern white rhinos, endangered Grevy’s zebras, and a thriving chimpanzee sanctuary. Spot the Big Five against the backdrop of Mount Kenya, embark on night game drives, or meet Baraka, a blind black rhino ambassador. A blend of wildlife wonders, community-driven initiatives, and cutting-edge conservation makes Ol Pejeta a beacon of hope and adventure.