Why is it said that Kenya is suitable for travel all year round?

Indeed, from June to October each year, the Maasai Mara National Reserve witnesses the world-famous Great Migration, the largest animal migration on Earth: the wildebeest migration. Millions of wildebeests gather, accompanied by zebras and antelopes, with predators following closely behind. The thrilling scene is worthy of the saying 'a must-visit in one's lifetime'. Therefore, everyone thinks of setting off in the summer at the first opportunity. If you have a generous budget and just happen to have paid leave, Kenya's golden migration season welcomes you. However, don't assume that you can witness the spectacular wildebeest river crossing just by being there during these months; it also requires a lot of patience and luck. Additionally, here are a few highlighted tips, let's take a look: ⚠❌It's not true that there are no animals to see outside of the migration season. How could that be! In terms of numbers, the Kenyan savannah is home to countless animals, and only a small part of them participate in the Great Migration. In terms of species, besides the wildebeests, zebras, and antelopes that take part in the migration, there are many other types of animals living in the Maasai Mara, which is their lifelong home. Therefore, a considerable number of wild animals can be seen in Kenya throughout the year. ⚠❌You don't have to choose the migration season to see lions hunting. That's a bit biased! Lions and cheetahs wish they could eat every day, and hunting happens all the time. ⚠❌Don't go during the rainy season. That's a deep misunderstanding! Kenya doesn't have four seasons, only a dry season and a rainy season, with the long rains from March to May and the short rains in November and December. However, the rainy season doesn't mean continuous rain every day like the monsoon season; rainfall mainly occurs at night or in the early morning, meaning it's still possible to have sunny days. Therefore, Kenya's rainy season is not as unfriendly as imagined. On the contrary, it is a favorite time for many internationally renowned photographers.