The quality of your vlogs is unmatched.

Hey Singh, this is Dennis, we met at Julia’s River Camp. It is nice to know you are the same in person as you are in your videos. Enjoyed seeing your vlog about your experiences, especially seeing the wildebeest crossing. I’m ashamed to admit I told the same bad joke, “Why did the wildebeest cross the River?” I got about the same reaction. I enjoy all your adventures! Safari njema!

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Great video! Thank you! We just got home from Kenya and Tanzania. The last park we visited was the Maasai Mara. We had similar experiences except for the "budget" part. We were fortunate to stay in nice lodges at the first four parks and the last three nights we were dpibg some serious "gllamping" directly on the Talek River. We did have a plug in our tent. And wood floors. And marble and tile bathrooms. And evening turndown service with hot water bottles placed in the bed. Ahhhhh! Not exactly roughing it lol. If I were to return to east africa, I think would head straight to the Mara as it was definitely the most exciting park. I liked that the savannah is healthy enough that the drivers were allowed to leave the roads and head for the best spots to see the animals. So many big cats! Our 12 day safari included Amboseli, Lake Manyara, Ngorogoro, Serengeti and lastly Maasai Mara. We made a number of other stops as well. We also did that balloon ride in the Mara! It was spectacular floating only a few feet above the savannah when the game was along our trajectory. We arrived at the Mara via Cessna Caravan landing on that airstrip you see in this video (I flew in co-pilot's seat which was particularly enjoyable as I am a private pilot). That airstrip is owned by the camp we stayed in - "Mara Intrepids"- and is only 5 minutes from the airstrip. We watched a leopard cross the same runway a couple of hours later. A different world for sure... Ot is fantastic that one can see Maasai Mara on a small budget and I know now I could have done it years ago because of that but this was a splurgy bicket list thing for us so we went all out. I can highly recommend Abercrombie & Kent if you are prepared for such a trip. F4om beginning to end the trip was a flawlessly managed fornus so we had nontravel stress. We aren't usually in to organized tours but in this instance it was a good thing. There were only 7 people in our group and they splits us into 2 jeeps. Two friends were in the tour group and the 4 of us had a jeep to ourselves so it felt more like a private tour. Well... as you can see I am still pschyed. And still jetlagged and the bed is callng me for a nap.

It's the cubs for me. So adorable

Excellent video of the mara, felt like I was there in person, thank you.

Amazing! Never seen it live.... hopefully one day. Tx Adventure Singh!

That was a great👍 video, thank you Adventure Singh for sharing.

My son and I was there September 1-10 and it’s amazing to see

Noma sana! Gracias amigo!

New subscribers here! Your channel is amazing!!! We plan on visiting Kenya soon. This are such great tips and ideas of what to do. Love your work. Keep on. Let's stay connected ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hey I recently subscribed to your channel because of this video and I kid you not I have been diving into all of your videos for the past 5 days now I'm literally glued to my phone right now...I might loose my job for this you know

It's funny how most Kenyans despite knowing about the Mara migration,have never been interested in seeing it..

i may have shed a tear seing the greta Migration. So beautiful and definitely a wonder

Amazing vlog! The quality of picture and audio is fantastic. Like watching a documentary :)

🙄 "Yea, I kinda came here to see animals" had me hollering 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

Saving up for my trip next year l think maasai mara will do for me. Thank you

I will go there one day for sure …saving money for it💪

Yayyyyyyyyyy new video 🎉🎉🎉

Amazing Bro

Another fantastic video! I am glad to have caught it. Two things: 1. the baby lion reminding me of simba made me want to cry and 2. seeing the wildebeest crossing reminded me of mufasa being trampled underfoot and made me want to cry. This video... made me want to cry. LOL I love the Lion King. Thank you for giving me the feels.

Just found ur account. Loving the amazing content!

Mind blowing thanks for sharing

You were lucky my friend. I waited for long hours but the wilderbeasts decided to return and not cross after all that waiting. Enjoyed your video as usual. Regards from your fan in Saudi Arabia

Epic video!!!!!!! ❤️

You’re so lucky you got to see the crossing!!!! 🤩🤩🤩

I will discover ur beautiful country in middle of October. I can’t wait to see this wonder 😊

Love the videos AS. I'm in the process of starting my own travel/vlog channel and the first place I am desiring to visit is in fact Kenya. Your videos are a real learning experience for me so I thank you for that! Keep it up and maybe we will cross paths one day soon. TG

That migration moment was such an experience.

Nice vlog! I like it!

Awesome

Mara is wonderful, i was in mara last week, did safari but i dont saw full migration. I love Africa

this is a great quality video. I enjoyed watching it. What camera did you vlog this with? x

Awesome follower from Washington DC.

Heyyy keep on this videos are so much fun. We plan on visiting Kenya soon so this is nice. Many tips and ideas ❤❤❤❤

Amazing video. In which month did you go for the trip?

great video bhai aap ne camp kaha se book kia tha? its very costly in their website

Seeing your video has been so so helpful to plan a budget trip to Kenya early August this year! Somak Safari seems to be only in luxury travel. Would you be able to share the contact of the tour / guide with whom I can book my Masai Mara trip too ?

Witnessing the crossing must be really thrilling. Reminds me of meeting the mountain Gorillas in bwindi forest

5:48 LOL idk why that had me dying

Looks amazing.We re hoping to visit in October.Is it difficult to organise a pcr test prior to leaving Kenya before flying home?

I like this

Hi your vlogs are amazing . Is November a right time to visit Nairobi

Great video mate! BTW what was the Sony long lens you were using?

Whaat!! This is so cool, definitely in my bucket list. Lazima nione live live one day

Great video !! Does the $68 include food ?

What was the park fess??? For Indian What was the land cruiser fess for game viewing for hole day?????

Insane 🙌👏 This is a dream of mine, top my bucket list. By the way I love all your vlogs. What month was this when you guys traveled to the Masai for the great migration?

Can you please tell the booking procedures and all other stuffs

@adventuresingh Can you any suggest travel agent for affordable Masai Mara travel ?

If you're staying inside the park. Do you still have to pay $70 per person per day. If yes do you pay it each morning

Hello there! I've been watching your videos in the last days and wanted to congratulate you for being such a strong promoter of your country and Africa! I think your Africa videos are the best! Continue to do what you are doing! 👏💪🌞

I am pretty sure that you had your lenses on upside down, but otherwise everything was awesome.

Can kids 5 years participate in the tour or is there a age restriction

Great video! Great information! Could you please share Somali Safari’s website. I couldn’t find it. Regards

Thank u for the vlogs. I have a question. Were planning a trip to kenya and later tanzania with my gf and we would like to do a budget safari very very much. We are going there on february and are wondering if we will find tourists who would like to share the jeep to and in masai mara? To lowwr the price

I just traveled back to my country yesterday, now I wish I saw your video before deciding not to go on a Safari :( maybe next year

Hey, great video! I am thinking to do a similar safari. I saw you are taking drone shots, is there some permission needed for this? I don't know whether to travel with a drone or not.

Maasai Mara is one of the most famous and important wildlife conservation and wilderness areas in Africa, world-renowned for its exceptional populations of lion, African leopard, cheetah and African bush elephant.

I like your videos dude. Thanks ✈️ Is it easy to find a taxi in narok for a drive to Masai mara?

Which month is the best for this kind of adventures in Masai mara ?

The video was posted in September, what was the actual month that you went for the trip?

❤what month are you been there ,? thanks 🙏

Can you see this in November month?

Bro I missed your vlogs. Don't go awol again lol!

What is the best month to visit the great migration? New sub here!!

First one here yaaay..........

Take me next time :(((

Hello, may I have the contacts of the people who arranged the safari

How can I join your next trip?

so when you stay inside the reserve , you dont need to pay that 80$ fee every day to enter each day ??

Question why no drone shots at the park?

I like to listen more

Are you from Trinidad ? Your accent sound a bit like a Trinidadian .

They go if we die we die

It will be nice if you mentined how to find that cheap tour and theirs addess instead of coctail recipe. Hasante

The maasai are not allowed to graze their cattle or sheep within the park and game there is incredibly plentiful. They certainly dont need a few maasai sheep to bring lions!

she just lied about the lambs though... Maasai people who live in the park graze their lambs there...... camon :D :D :D

When u urself are sponsored how can u talk abt budget travel…

Budget safarias are not worth at all in my opinion.