Hell’s Gate National Park is located to the south of Lake Naivasha in Kenya, situated northwest of Nairobi. The park derives its name from a narrow break in the cliffs, which was once a tributary of a prehistoric lake that nourished early humans in the Rift Valley. Established in 1984, it is renowned for its diverse wildlife and picturesque landscapes, featuring prominent landmarks such as Fischer’s Tower and Central Tower columns, along with Hell’s Gate Gorge. Additionally, the national park hosts five geothermal power stations at Ol Karia. Offering three basic campsites, the park also houses a Masai Cultural Center that imparts knowledge about the cultural heritage and traditions of the Masai tribe.