There's So Much More to East Africa Than Its Wildlife — Like an Active Volcano and a Collapsed Caldera With a Pearly Blue Lake
"Often called "Africa’s Eden," this colossal collapsed volcano encloses a lush, roughly 100-square-mile ecosystem and supports an extraordinary concentration of wildlife alongside thick forests of fever trees, spring-fed wetlands, and wide-open grasslands. The crater can be explored in many ways — including game drives and charter flights — and is celebrated for both its biodiversity and dramatic scenery." - Liz Wheeler
