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Samburu’s Unique Wildlife: What You’ll Only See Here

When most people think of a safari in Kenya, they picture lions lounging like royalty, elephants parading across the savannah, and zebras pretending to be horses in striped pyjamas. While all of that is great, Samburu National Reserve has its own gu…

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The Enigma of Crescent Island in Lake Naivasha

If you’ve ever wanted to walk among wild animals without a fence, a safari van, or that one guide who keeps shouting “Hakuna Matata” at random intervals, then Crescent Island in Lake Naivasha is your dream come true. This place is not your typical s…

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Kakamega Forest: Birdsong, Butterflies, and Biophilia

Where You Might Just Hug a Tree and Mean It First things first: what is biophilia? It’s not a disease. You won’t need antibiotics. It’s that magical, slightly dramatic urge to connect with nature. You know that feeling when you want to run barefoo…

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A Visitor’s Guide to the Kit Mikayi Rock Formation

Where Legends Are Taller Than the Rock Itself (Almost) So, you’re planning a trip to Kit Mikayi – the famous rock formation that has inspired myths, marriages, and maybe a few sprained ankles? You’re in for a treat. And possibly a workout. Located…

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Loita Hills: The Untamed Hiking Trails of Kenya (and Why Your Legs Might Never Forgive You)

Ah, Loita Hills. Just the name sounds like a place where you’d find peace, serenity, and maybe a goat chewing dramatically on a leaf while judging your hiking shoes. Hidden away in southern Kenya, near the Tanzanian border, Loita Hills is what happe…

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The Magic of Ileret and the Shores of Lake Turkana: Fossils, Flamingos, and Fiery Sunsets

Wait, you’ve never heard of Ileret? Well, buckle up — because we’re about to take you on a wild ride to one of Kenya’s most remote, underrated, and mind-blowingly magical places: the windswept, fossil-studded shores of Lake Turkana. This is not yo…

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Inside Kenya’s Railway Museum: Trains, Tracks, and Colonial Tales

If you think museums are just for quiet people in beige cardigans whispering about old stuff... think again. Welcome to Kenya’s Railway Museum — where history has wheels, drama has steam, and everything smells faintly of oil, rust, and nostalgia.

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Nairobi Arboretum: A Peaceful Escape in the City (Where Trees Are the Real Therapists)

Picture this: you're stuck in Nairobi traffic, your playlist is stuck on repeat, and your stress levels are rivalling a lion stuck in a tuk-tuk. You need a break — not the kind where you lie in bed scrolling TikTok until your thumb cramps — a real, …

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Taita Hills: Scenic Drives and the Stories of the Slopes

Let’s get one thing straight: the road to Taita Hills isn’t just a road — it’s an emotional rollercoaster. You’ll gasp at the views, shriek around sharp corners, and cry tears of joy (or mild panic) as you ascend into this hidden gem of southeastern…

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Hyrax Hill Museum: Where Ancient Humans and Angry Hyraxes Once Roamed

Let’s be honest — when you hear the words “Hyrax Hill,” your first thought is probably “What on earth is a hyrax, and why does it have its own hill?” Excellent question. The short answer: it’s a weird, furry creature that looks like a guinea pig try…

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Meru National Park: Where the Wild Things Roar (And Elephants Take Mud Baths)

If national parks were people, Meru National Park would be the cool, slightly underrated cousin who doesn’t brag — but then pulls up in a 4x4 with elephants, lions, AND rhinos in the backseat. Everyone's talking about Maasai Mara and Amboseli, but M…

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Kenyan Superstitions Ghosts, Curses, and Things That Go Bump (or Laugh) in the Savannah

Let’s get one thing straight: Kenya is not just about safari drives, marathon runners, and jaw-dropping sunsets. Nope. It’s also home to some of the quirkiest, creepiest, and most curious superstitions you'll ever come across. Buckle up — this isn’t…

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