Ten Uniquely Kenyan Things
Like everything else in life, Kenya has positive as well as negative things and events associated with it. This post seeks to highlight some of the positive things worth celebrating about Kenya. In no...
Author: LivinginNairobi
Mt Ololokwe
The distinctive flat-topped shape and high sheer cliff drops of the 2,000m high Mt Ololokwe towering over the Samburu plains a short distance past Archers Post in Northern Kenya, never fails to turn heads....
Mau Mau Caves, Mt Kenya
The Mau Mau Caves at the foothills of Mt Kenya open out to a beautiful waterfall and pass-through rocks on Burguret River. Once shielded by a dense forest cover, these caves near Nanyuki are...
Loita Hills Trekking, Morijo to Entasopia
The Loita Hills in the Southern Rift Valley is one of Kenya’s last frontiers of unspoiled wilderness. Trekking from Morijo to Entasopia takes three days of hiking through a tropical forest with breathtaking landscapes,...
Inter-City Passenger Train Service in Kenya
Rift Valley Railway (RVR), a concessionaire currently operating the railway network in Kenya and Uganda since 2006, provides limited Inter-City passenger train service in Kenya. Historically, Mombasa and Kisumu are the only destinations from...
Nairobi Safari Walk
The Nairobi Safari Walk offers a unique setting for visitors to see Kenya’s flora and fauna in habitats that simulate natural environments, albeit on a smaller scale than the large National Parks and Game...
Nairobi City Market
Updated December 2020 The Nairobi City Market, sandwiched between Muindi Mbingu Street and Koinange Street, is a favorite with Nairobi residents for its butcheries that offer a wide variety of meat products, from the...
Nairobi Marathon
The Stanchart Nairobi Marathon, held annually towards the end of October, includes 42km full marathon, 21km half marathon, and 10km road races through the city streets. The route course has been changed numerous times...
