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Capital: Nairobi
Population: 32 million
Language: English, Kiswahili, and many
Regional Tribal languages
Major Cities: Mombassa, Kisumu,
Eldoret,
Area: 583,000 sq km
Currency: Kenyan Shilling
Time Zone: GMT+3
International Dialling Code: +254
Population: 32 million
Language: English, Kiswahili, and many
Regional Tribal languages
Major Cities: Mombassa, Kisumu,
Eldoret,
Area: 583,000 sq km
Currency: Kenyan Shilling
Time Zone: GMT+3
International Dialling Code: +254
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One of the most popular destinations for
travellers wanting to sample the ‘brochure
image’ of Africa, Kenya has something for
everyone.
From the mountains and rugged landscape
of the Rift Valley, across the plains of the
Masai Mara, to the glorious beaches of the
Indian Ocean coast, it’s an amazing, diverse,
and captivating country that always leaves
you wanting more.
Kenya’s wildlife has been attracting safari
lovers for many years, and the industry is
now vast, slick, and highly efficient. It’s also
adapted well to the changing views of the
planet, with much thought and effort going
into preservation and protection of these
natural gems.
In recent years, more adventurous tourists
are seeking the more remote and less well
known regions to explore. Trekking on Mount
Kenya’s glacial ridges, taking jeep safari’s in
the chasm’s of the Rift Valley, or visiting the
tribal villages on the shores of Lake Turkana,
for example.
On the coast, the modern hotels are well
equipped, with excellent facilities, & shorter
excursions giving a taste of Kenya’s interior.
And diving and snorkelling on the coral reef’s
provides just as much colour and interest
under the water, as the wildlife reserves do
on the land.
travellers wanting to sample the ‘brochure
image’ of Africa, Kenya has something for
everyone.
From the mountains and rugged landscape
of the Rift Valley, across the plains of the
Masai Mara, to the glorious beaches of the
Indian Ocean coast, it’s an amazing, diverse,
and captivating country that always leaves
you wanting more.
Kenya’s wildlife has been attracting safari
lovers for many years, and the industry is
now vast, slick, and highly efficient. It’s also
adapted well to the changing views of the
planet, with much thought and effort going
into preservation and protection of these
natural gems.
In recent years, more adventurous tourists
are seeking the more remote and less well
known regions to explore. Trekking on Mount
Kenya’s glacial ridges, taking jeep safari’s in
the chasm’s of the Rift Valley, or visiting the
tribal villages on the shores of Lake Turkana,
for example.
On the coast, the modern hotels are well
equipped, with excellent facilities, & shorter
excursions giving a taste of Kenya’s interior.
And diving and snorkelling on the coral reef’s
provides just as much colour and interest
under the water, as the wildlife reserves do
on the land.
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