Kenya is located in East Africa right on the equator. The country is slightly smaller than Texas in land mass. Connected to the Indian Ocean, Kenya is boarded by 5 countries; Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and Somalia. Once one of Britain’s protectorates, Kenya gained independence in 1963. The country thrives from booming tourism and Agriculture.
Nairobi is Kenya’s capital city and one of the largest cities in Africa. Kiswahili and English are the two official languages. The country has friendly communities including the Maasais, Kikuyus, Luhyas, Luos, and Kelenjins.
Kenya beckons travelers with its diverse tapestry of experiences. This ranges from the thrilling safaris in the Maasai Mara, where the Big Five roam against the backdrop of the Great Migration to the untamed beauty of Amboseli National Park, set against the majestic Kilimanjaro.
What’s more, trekking through lush forests in the Aberdare Range, spotting rare wildlife, and diving into turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean along the stunning coastline of Diani Beach or Lamu Island makes Kenya a great holiday destination, not to mention the rich Swahili culture and history in Mombasa’s Old Town.
The village market is one of the most sought-after places in Nairobi Kenya. The complex sits in a posh neighborhood with Kenya’s large expatriate community. This busy shopping and entertainment destination has various restaurants offering world-class cuisines. One of the best places I like visiting is the Village Bowl. The 11-lane Brunswick bowling facility is…
Deep in the heart of Malindi Kenya, there is the little-known gem called Marafa Hell’s Kitchen. But wait, is this a traditional kitchen or eatery? Marafa Hells Kitchen is a geological formation with a series of sandstone cliffs and gorges resembling the famous Grand Canyon in the US. True to its name, Marafa Hell’s Kitchen…
Kenya is named after its highest peak, Mount Kenya. The Kikuyu community was among the first people to settle around this mountain. They established a strong belief that God (Ngai) lived there after coming down from the sky. They even built their houses with doors facing the mountain. Since the peaks of Mt. Kenya were…
Bowling alleys are amazing places for casual outings, parties, and corporate events. People of all skills meet here to have a good time with family and friends. In this guide, I want to share my fun day experience at the Village Bowl, one of the best bowling places in Nairobi. Without a doubt, bowling is…
Nairobi is one of the core destinations in Africa. In fact, it was ranked the number one city to visit in 2024 by a leading travel agency, Lonely Planet. This puts it ahead of popular destinations like Paris and Montreal. This is exciting news to many travelers, but is Nairobi Safe to visit? I have…
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya is one of the captivating destinations in Africa. Nicknamed the “The Green City in the Sun ”, Nairobi has plenty of attractions. You’ll find parks and gardens, breathtaking landscapes, jaw-dropping wildlife, and warm friendly people. If you have plans to visit Nairobi, I’ll help you put together things you’ll…
Located in the serene suburb of Nairobi Kenya, Karen Blixen Museum is an important cultural and historic site. The site not only offers insights into the life of the Danish author Karen Blixen but also a tranquil place for self-reflection against the backdrop of the Ngong Hills. Built in 1912, the colonial-era house was home…
The Villa Rosa Kempinski Nairobi is a 5-star hotel located on Chiromo Road, Westlands area of Nairobi. The hotel is 20 km from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and about 10 10-minute drive from the city center. It’s a perfect place to mix business with nature exploration. The Westlands area is known for its leafy…
The Ol Pejeta Conservancy, located in Nanyuki Kenya, is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa. It’s home to the two remaining northern white rhinos in the world. This is the only place in Kenya where you can see rescued chimpanzees in a sanctuary. The “Big 5 of Africa” are among the animals to…
The African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya also known as the Nairobi Giraffe Center is a place where the critically endangered Rothschild giraffes are protected and repopulated. Schoolchildren and many tourists visit this place often to have fun and learn about wildlife conservation. Nairobi Giraffe Center was founded in 1979 by Betty and Jock Leslie…