Ngare Ndare (Maa for “goats water”) is a lush indigenous forest at the foothills of Mt. Kenya. The forest is a vital corridor that links the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to Mount Kenya, and one which elephants have been using for centuries. In the 1980’s farmland became more developed on the southern side of the forest, […]
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It’s so much easier to travel when you’re still young. The time/money tension is an interesting one. You have more of the former and not enough of the latter when young. Meanwhile, you might have less of the former and more of the latter when old. But money, at least theoretically, is something you can
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Vacations are often a costly endeavor for one or two people. You’re buying meals, renting tiny hotel rooms, and splitting the cost between just a couple of people. To really save some money, we suggests travelling or taking an adventure as a group of people to keep costs low.
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Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. ~ Marie Curie The world’s a big and crazy place, no doubt about it. And things happen from time to time that seep into your consciousness (media is, for the most part, everywhere) and if the event occurred in a place you’ll
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Sir. George Tafaria (a name with masaai origin) has surely become an inspiration to me. He left the corporate world to pursue his dream of building a castle in his mother’s land and he did. Wow! (pause) Pause again just for a moment and think of the turning point in his life? Can you think
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Tafaria Castle History, Ambience and Beauty leaves you breathless. It was a tour like no other. Completed in 2012 AD, in Laikipia, with the medieval architectural style of the Castle and its lodges, Tafaria Castle is the best destination for rejuvenation, proposals, relaxation, parties & team building. The main features of the trip were; Roadtrip with
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Ngare Ndare (Maa for “goats water”) is a lush indigenous forest at the foothills of Mt. Kenya. The forest is a vital corridor that links the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to Mount Kenya, and one which elephants have been using for centuries. In the 1980’s farmland became more developed on the southern side of the forest,
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Am not a morning person but I woke up early on this special day. I said my morning prayers, gobbled down some mandazis and juice and dashed out. Besides, our trip organizers emphasized that we should be punctual –you know us African timers.
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