By Sheila Cherotich Okay, so here’s the deal: if you’re ever in Nairobi and don’t check out the local markets, you’re seriously missing out. It’s not just shopping, it’s a whole experience. Think bold colors, loud bargaining, the smell of fresh spices, and artists making stuff right in front of you. I’m talking beaded jewelry,…
By Enid Chemutai Best Seasons for a Hot Air Balloon Ride in Kenya The ideal times for hot air ballooning in Kenya are June to October—peak wildlife viewing, including the Great Migration. January to March—Best visibility in Amboseli with clear skies and Kilimanjaro views. Dry seasons offer calm winds and minimal weather interruptions, making them perfect…
By Dianah Achieng If you’re planning a visit to Kenya’s vibrant capital, a trip to the Giraffe Centre in Nairobi should be on your list. This popular attraction allows visitors to get up close with the endangered Rothschild’s giraffes—an experience that’s hard to forget. Located in the lush suburb of Karen, just 40 minutes…
By Stella Ungaya As a first-time visitor, arriving in Kenya’s capital city can feel like stepping into organized chaos. The streets hum with activity, the traffic dances to its rhythm, and the city stretches from high-rise modernity to open savannahs in just a few kilometers. You might wonder where to begin, how to navigate unfamiliar…
Nairobi Animal Orphanage is situated in the Nairobi National Park. It serves as a treatment and recovery center for wild animals. It Also has an animal adoption program meant to rehabilitate hurt and orphaned animals. So the Nairobi animal orphanage’s wonderful sanctuary is a ‘refuge for the wild .’ The Orphanage has animals such as…
