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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❤️

Absolutely incredible experience, we loved feeding the giraffes, talking to the workers, learning more about the giraffes and the local area

Enjoyed my visit. Got to feed the giraffes. It was a very relaxing and therapeutic visit for me.

The first stop of 9102 @ KENYA starts from a small destination. Giraffe Park, which covers 140 acres of land, is not too small, but its open area is very limited. A two-storey building in the door is all there is. It can interact with the giraffe intimately. There is also a small showroom in the building. The names and ages of the giraffe babies who participated in the interaction on that day get directly. So it&#39;s small enough to reach the giraffe at zero distance, and it&#39;s one of the most endangered giraffes in the world. It&#39;s also worth the return ticket price. But the coffee shop in the park has a heart-to-heart price ratio. Five cups of coffee, plus a pack of snacks, 71 + soft girlcoins, and superb local beans, can make a lot of money just by drinking them. 

The Giraffe Center in Nairobi is a park dedicated to raising giraffes. There are about 60 giraffes here, including adults and cubs. You can buy professional feed to feed them. When they put their heads in front of you and ask you for food, they look really cute.

Beautiful artifacts. Great place for tourists. This was my first stop in Nairobi. For a work day, it was so crowded but I totally enjoyed the experience.

I was here I had a lovely time.  They gave some unique stuff in there

In the 1970s, paleontologists discovered a skull fossil of an ancient human on the east bank of Lake Turkana. Although its brain was small, it had a flat face very similar to modern human faces, and its teeth were also small. Later, it was determined that its age was about 1.8 million years. The Kenyan flat-faced man is almost twice as old as him.

The National Museum in Nairobi is definitely the most important museum in Africa, because it has fossils and scenes of the origin of mankind, the Hillah. It also displays many specimens of wild animals and mineral resources unique to Kenya. It is the most important place to understand this country in the hinterland of Africa. It is worth a visit.

Get there early to buy your tickets, the queues can be long. It's a very popular tourist attraction. The admission fee is reasonable too. The staff put on a great feeding show, feeding the baby elephants and feeding them, and then actually walking around so you can touch them and even take pictures. Had a great trip.

Get there early to buy your tickets, the queues can be long. It&#39;s a very popular tourist attraction. The admission fee is reasonable too. The staff put on a great feeding show, feeding the baby elephants and feeding them, and then actually walking around so you can touch them and even take pictures. Had a great trip.

this place was fun. got a chance to be up and personal with the elephants

Popular Family-Friendly Attractions in Nairobi [2025]

Giraffe Centre

National Museum of Kenya

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Nursery

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