The start of the year is the best time for you to plan your vacations. Are you wondering where to have your holidays this year? No problem. Here are the top 10 places you should definitely visit in Kenya. You will have a great time visiting these top destinations:
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It is eight o’clock at night in Narok, about 140 kilometres away from Nairobi. Ms Naisola Supejo is agitated and confused at the same time. The meager wages the mother of two earns cannot see her through the month. She’s unable to purchase medication for one of her children who is down with pneumonia.
It is believed that the amount of cash generated from the economy around Lake Naivasha has no parallels anywhere in Sub-Saharan Africa. For example, the horticultural and flower farms generate approximately Ksh70billion a year and employ about 30,000 people who support other people indirectly, and promote other businesses such as transport and food-related enterprises.
Below the waves, hundreds of brightly coloured fish dart in and out of the coral. The silence is absolute, and it feels like we are swimming in a magical world.
We are in the Kisite Mpunguti marine park, just off Shimoni on Kenya’s south coast, home to over 250 species of marine life. We arrived mid-morning, driving from Diani through coastal villages. The sun is beating down, its rays reflecting off the waves like silver pennies.
At 17,058 ft, Mount Kenya is a gathering of nature’s wonders. It is the second highest mountain in Africa after Mt. Kilimanjaro and holds at its highest point one of the world’s rarest sights – equatorial snow. For centuries, this glacier phenomenon has puzzled scientists, at the top of a mountain that abounds with legend and history.
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