Kamuku National Park: Come and be amazed

Kamuku National Park is situated in Kaduna State, precisely in the West. It is approximately 14 km from the main town of Kaduna. It is next to Kwiambana Game Reserve. The total landmass of the park is approximately 1,120 km square. Under the Northern Nigerian Government of 1936, it was established as the Native Authority Forest Reserve of Birnin Gwari. Kamuku National Park is a fun place to take a vacation. There are many activites that guests can do alone or with family and friends.   The area around Kamuku National Park is home to the personable and courteous people of Kamuku and Gwari. The Gwari people were said to have migrated from Sokoto and Katsina during the 19th century Fulani Jihad. They are traditionally farmers and hunters. Some of them are craftsmen whose art forms manifest in their notable weaving, pottery and mat making. Guests can find unique pieces to purchase as gift items for their friends, family and loved ones.   The weather in the northern part of Nigeria is particularly dry especially from November to February, which are the harmattan months, so it is important to take certain items with you in order to enjoy the trip. Items like sunscreen, a thick moisturizer, lip balm, a face cap, sun glasses, a water bottle, ATM Cards, ID Card, Cell phones and sturdy shoes. It is also advisable to bring light clothing as well as protective clothing like sweaters, shawls and socks for colder periods. Kamuku National Park progresses upwards ?towards the Birnin Gwari Ridge along the eastern boundary. The park contains some of nature's gifts in its vicinity. Sights like the Goron Dutse - an isolated, abruptly rising hill classified in white and black squares. The Tsaunin Rema is another fascinating sight as it is made up of boulders that have been piled atop each other. The on-site water fall known as the Dogon Ruwa is another of nature's gifts that interests visitors from all parts of the world. Locals and guests who have visited the Kamuku National Park always return to have a look at this wonder. The park contains some of the rarest flora on earth, bringing environmental scientists from all parts of the globe to study its Guinea Savanna cum transitional Sudan Savanna vegetation.   Alongside the rare flora, Kamuku National Park also has wildlife and equally rare animals like the Elephant, Baboons, Roan Antelopes, Green Monkeys, Warthog, Hartebeests and many others. ?One of the most notable things about the park is the presence of at least 177 bird species, residents and migrants inclusive. Among some of these species are some rare kinds like the Secretary bird, the Abyssinian Ground-Hornbill and Denham's bustard. Guests that are interested in animals and wildlife generally will have a pleasant time visiting Kamuku National Park. This is because they will get to see the animals live and have a true mental picture of what they are like. They also get to experience the unique atmosphere and weather of the region.   Some of the activities at Kamuku National Park include, bird watching, long walks and looking at the rare wild animals at the park. This is a hot spot for ecologists, geographers, historians, tourists and generally, lovers of nature.