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Top 10 Places To Explore In Kisumu

Kisumu, the third-largest city in Kenya, sits gracefully on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest freshwater lake. Known for its relaxed lakeside vibe, warm-hearted people, and scenic landscapes, Kisumu is a treasure trove of culture, nature, and history. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, Kisumu never fails to charm with its mix of traditional Luo heritage

Top 10 Places To Visit In Nanyuki

Nanyuki, a charming town situated in the heart of Kenya, is known as the gateway to Mount Kenya and the northern wilderness. It sits right on the equator, offering visitors a unique mix of adventure, wildlife, and cultural encounters. With its breathtaking landscapes, luxury lodges, and historical landmarks, Nanyuki is a perfect destination for those seeking an authentic African experience. Whether

Explore Kenya: Top 10 Cities With Culture, Nature And Wildlife Safari

Kenya is a destination that embodies the very essence of Africa: sweeping savannahs, thriving wildlife, vibrant cultures, and coastal charm. It’s a country where safari dreams come alive, yet it also surprises visitors with lively urban centers, bustling markets, and warm hospitality. Exploring Kenya through its cities offers more than just wildlife—it’s about immersing yourself in a blend of tradition,

Top 10 Places To Visit In Mombasa

Mombasa, Kenya's historic port city, is a vibrant fusion of Swahili, Arab, and Portuguese influences on the Indian Ocean. It's Old Town, with narrow streets and coral architecture, exudes ancient charm, centered around the iconic Fort Jesus. Renowned for stunning beaches like Diani and Nyali, it's a popular coastal escape offering marine life and a relaxed tropical vibe. Here are

Top 10 Places To Visit In Nairobi

Nairobi, Kenya's dynamic capital, is a vibrant East African hub known as the "Green City in the Sun." Uniquely, it boasts a national park within its city limits, offering incredible wildlife viewing against a skyscraper backdrop. It's a bustling economic and cultural center with a blend of modern high-rises and lively markets, serving as a gateway to Kenya's famed safaris.

Tsavo West National Park

The Tsavo West National Park forms part of one of the greatest wildlife conservancies on Earth. It is known for its Red Elephants and the legend of the Maneaters of Tsavo. Tsavo West forms one of the largest wildlife conservation areas on Earth and is one of the largest national parks in Kenya. The park has abundant wildlife, but due to

Thika World War Memorial Park

It is located along the General Kago road, on your way to Mount Kenya University. It features burial sites for African soldiers who fought during the second world war. It is a historical park for commemorating brave soldiers who died during the second world war.

Meru Equator Tamaduni Cultural Center

There are 2 places you need to visit to learn the Meru culture – The Ameru Blog and the Equator Tamaduni Cultural Center.  The Equator Tamaduni Cultural Center is a private museum where you will experience the Meru Culture first-hand. It’s like walking into a Meru hut in the year 1918. Lots of lessons from the wazees there and Meru traditional artefacts

A Tale Of 2 Trees

Muuru Means Oak Tree in Kimeru. And Oak Trees have a King who sits in the Imenti Forest in Meru – King Muuru. The tree is so large, it takes about 10 adults with outstretched arms to circle it. It has such a large tunnel that goes through the tree trunk and a 3-metre radius doorway; over 20 adults can

Gaketha Elephant Maternity

You know, like we have the Mara Wildebeest Migration, elephants walk thousands of Kilometers to give birth at the same spot, every year around July and December! One of the hardest things in national parks is seeing elephants giving birth, but here, ukoona nteto. Oh, and you get to visit Solomon’s caves – the armoury of the Mau Mau – and