Top 50 Best Things to Do in Kenya

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The trip to the Masai Mara National Reserve was a rare experience in life. On this magical land, I witnessed the original nature and the wild beauty of wildlife. The rich biodiversity of the area is breathtaking, and every heartbeat speeds up with the animals. This trip not only made me feel the power of nature, but also strengthened my determination to protect the environment. It is a soul wash, a soul awakening, and I will always treasure this unforgettable journey.

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This adventure in Nairobi National Park is a fantastic trip! From the moment we step into the grassland, it is as if we are entering a wild and mysterious world in Africa. The roar of the lion and the graceful pace of the giraffe really make people feel like they have become part of the Lion King. This kind of experience of wildlife and nature is unmatched by any film. For those who seek excitement and love nature, this is definitely a lifelong travel experience. Highly recommend to every adventure-loving you!

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Amboseli National Park is an animal kingdom full of fantasy colors, with rich wildlife resources. It is one of the largest wildlife reserves in Kenya and even East Africa1. The park was established in 1959 and is located in southwestern Kenya, with a total area of ​​about 8,300 square kilometers1. There are not only magnificent landscapes such as Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Somolo, but also many lakes and wetlands, forming a vibrant natural environment1. There are more than 130 species of mammals and more than 600 species of birds in the park, making it an excellent place to watch wild animals1. From July to October every year, a spectacular animal migration will be staged here1. In addition, Amboseli National Park is also an excellent place to view Mount Kilimanjaro. The snow-capped peaks and grasslands complement each other, forming a unique landscape.

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A 10/10 experience!Went there with my family a wholesome experience for the whole family,the guides are quite helpful,smooth ticketing,orderly movement within the centre❤️

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Excellent location for bird spotting. A lot of different varieties of birds ranging from fish eagles to herons to Egyptian geese to woodpeckers. The list is long. You have a good chance of seeing the fish eagles hunt and as a bonus, you can find a lot of hippopotamuses in the lake.

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When visiting Nairobi, 【Scenery】Visit the former residence of Karen Blixen, a Nobel Prize winner in literature. The movie or book "Out of Africa" ​​tells her life story in detail. Every furnishing in the former residence reveals the owner's elegant lifestyle, and the coffee machine nearby is also a highlight. The scenery here is amazing and it is really worth exploring.

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Amazing views from the 27th floor,🥰ambience 10/10, service 10/10,the elevator got stuck for a few minutes,a bit of a scary minute there!

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Lake Naivasha in Kenya! It started raining as soon as we got on the boat, so the tour guide suggested not to take it. I felt a little regretful! Lake Naivasha in the haze has a unique charm. There is a private territory by the lake, and many locals are having fun. The monkeys by the lake are very cute!

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The Hell's Gate in Naivasha is actually a very large wildlife park. The two peaks here stand opposite each other, forming a natural gate, which is known as the Hell's Gate. But in fact, there are rich grasslands here, and many herbivorous wild animals live here. It is full of vitality and is definitely one of the famous attractions in Kenya. Don't miss it.

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Kenya is also a plateau country. Arriving here by plane from a hot country is like suddenly arriving in autumn from a hot summer. The climate here is pleasant. People call it "Little London". Not only the weather, but many buildings are the same as the British Isles in Europe. This is a beautiful country, but also an economically backward country. Under the crazy plunder of British colonists, the life of the Kenyan people is very difficult. The people here have no homes to talk about. Seeing the situation here, it can be asserted that the colonists have no mercy and sympathy for black people. However, many black friends have not seen through the problem, have illusions about old capitalist countries, are prone to see superficial phenomena, and are illusioned by some politicians in those capitalist countries. If the people of Africa want to live a good life, they still need their own efforts. Only after experiencing hardships and twists and turns can they have a better future.