Nairobi

The Hells Kitchen in Malindi, belongs to the top 5 locations to visit at the Kenya’s coast. Breathtaking views of the landscape and scenic formations that are totally worth a […]

Travel to Kenya is Visa Free from 2024, this means that one can go to Kenya without applying for a visa but now they must apply for an ETA (Electronic […]

The University of Nairobi is ranked highly among African university and was founded as the Royal technical College in 1956 and its only in 1970 that it came to be known as the University of Nairobi as we know it today.

The Mamba Village in Nairobi is a nature oasis in Nairobi. The word ‘Mamba’ means crocodile in Kiswahili and the Mamba Village lives up to its name.
It hosts an array of crocodiles and a variety of other animals. Tortoises, ostriches and birds are at home at the Mamba Village and give the place an ambience of the wild although it is situated in the heart of the city.

The Nairobi National Park is the only national park within a city in the world. The park which is well situated gives an easy get away for Nairobi residents and I s also perfect for tourists who are visiting the city. With the express way it is just 15 minutes from the airport!!! Which makes it perfect for people who need a break from the city life or only have a few hours in Nairobi or are making a last-minute safari before leaving Kenya!

The museum not only pays homage to our heroes and or wild animals but also to the reptilesand birds in Kenya. Did you know that Kenya is among the number one destinations for bird watchers in the world?

Visiting Nairobi’s Giraffe Centre as an adult still excites me as it did many years ago when I was 10.

The National Archives in Nairobi, is known for its position as a great landmark for Nairobians and aspiring Nairobians. It is commonly known as the mother of all referrals in […]