Most people especially Nairobians, get a fever when getting into the forest. Reason why? It’s creepy in the forest. Well, with Kereita Forest, there is nothing like creepy, it’s the opposite, adventure and fun. Location & How to get to The Forest, Kereita Referred to as ‘The Forest’ it is located near a vibrant Kimende […]
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“Just because you woke up this morning and ASSURED yourself you are NOT brilliant, doesn’t change the FACT that you are. Just because you have tried everything that you know of and it’s still not working out, doesn’t change the FACT that it’s going to work out somehow. Just because you woke up feeling like
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The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 90,000-acre not-for-profit wildlife conservancy. It sits on the equator west of Nanyuki, between the foothills of the Aberdares and Mount Kenya in Laikipia County. It works to conserve wildlife, provide a sanctuary for great apes and to generate income through wildlife tourism. Here are some facts about Ol Pejeta
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~ Lake Magadi is one of the few places in Kenya with pristine and untouched attractions, unknown to many domestic and international travelers. Credit: Silvia Njoki ~ The Lake covers over 100 sq kms and has a distinctive pink and white colour formed by crystallized alkaline soda deposits. ~ The flamingos are particularly common on
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Karuru Falls in the Aberdares National Park is a place of many unique wonders of nature. The waterfall is the highest and tallest in Kenya — a breathtaking sight that plunges 273 meters below the viewing point. The falls, in Nyandarua County, is surrounded by tall green indigenous trees, making it one of the most
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Kereita Forest also known as ‘The Forest’ is located in the southern most end of the Aberdares Ranges and has many outdoor interesting activities like the Zip Lining (in the jungle as you fly fast and high over the forest at the aberdares at a aspeed close to 60KM/HR), Nature walks to the caves and
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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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