The ranking has been drawn up by the most important associations for the protection of the world's environment: the Kenyan reserve of Maasai Mara has been considered one of the fifteen wonders of the world to be safeguarded.
What the environmentalists are focusing on is not to ruin these terrestrial paradises with massive and discouraged tourism, so promote their protection through intelligent holidays organized and lived in respect of nature and conservation.
The Maasai Mara, in this ranking, is in good company: with the Kenyan National Park, there are the Machu Picchu in Peru, Antarctica Patagonia, the historic English ruins of Stonehenge, the Great Wall of China, The beaches of Cozumel in Mexico, the Ngorongoro massif in Tanzania and the Galapagos Islands and the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand. The list was compiled by taking into account the beauty of the place, the coefficient of visitors, the danger that tourism negatively affects. The meaning of the operation is: we visit these wonders because they are to be seen, but we respect the rules that want the accessibility of these paradises to remain unchanged, that is to say, not to the modern era. No paved roads in the Maasai Mara, or constructions that are not in tune with the place. Already (very) annoying to see a tourist with the ringing phone, let alone the rest ... it's hell, not paradise, which welcomes the worst of our civilization ...