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Kenya is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, showcasing its extraordinary natural landscapes and rich history. These sites include Lake Turkana National Parks, Mount Kenya National Park, and Lamu …
Kenya is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, showcasing its extraordinary natural landscapes and rich history. These sites include Lake Turkana National Parks, Mount Kenya National Park, and Lamu …
Samburu National Reserve in Kenya offers a mix of luxury lodges, mid-range safari camps, and budget-friendly campsites. This 165-square-kilometer reserve, located 350 kilometers north of Nairobi, is known for its …
Mount Kenya, Africa’s second-highest peak at 17,057 feet, offers a challenging yet rewarding climb through diverse landscapes. From lush rainforests to icy peaks, it features three main routes: Sirimon (gradual …
Samburu National Reserve in northern Kenya is famous for its “Samburu Special Five”. Five rare species found only in this north of equator region: Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, …
Looking for a remote, crowd-free way to summit Mount Kenya? The Timau Route offers a 6-day trek across the mountain’s quieter northern slopes, providing stunning views, unique wildlife, and a …
Want to conquer Mount Kenya? It’s not just about physical fitness – Mount Kenya mental preparation is just as important. Standing at 17,057 feet, Mount Kenya challenges your body and …
Mount Kenya’s glaciers are vanishing rapidly – over 95% of their ice has disappeared since 1900, and they could be gone entirely before 2030. This loss is driven by climate …
Here’s a quick breakdown of the 5-day journey: Why choose Chogoria? Key tips: Route Section Distance Elevation Change Highlights Chogoria Gate to Meru Bandas 10 miles (16 km) ~2,950 m …
Ruma National Park location Ruma National Park, located in Kenya’s Lambwe Valley,Homabay County Kenya is a hidden treasure for safari enthusiasts. Spanning 120 square kilometers, it’s the only sanctuary for the …
Understanding the tipping policy for Mount Kenya treks is crucial as it directly supports the crew who make your climb possible. To truly understand the importance of tipping, it helps …