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Bomas of Kenya

Bomas meaning residence is a thrilling tour taking you through the significant tribes of Kenya. The native groups staying in their villages gives a fascinating understanding about every tribe's societal structure, music, dance and so much more. The beautiful Bomas of Kenya gives a unique opportunity to its visitors to gain insights into the real Nairobi by exploring and experiencing the rich social culture of around forty two different ethnic groups of the country. Witness the local culture in the form of conventional music, art and folk dance. Many natives put on an aerobatic performance in their local stadium. The dance performances are visited by many and enjoyed by everyone. There is also a remarkable presentation of Kenyan mud huts describing the daily lifestyle of these native tribes. Read More

Elephant Orphanage or David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a rescue and rehabilitation centre for elephants in Nairobi National Park off Magadi Road. It houses orphaned baby elephants due to poaching, drought or other human-wildlife conflicts. You can watch them be fed and cleaned in a mud bath. Photography is allowed, and there is a small gift shop to buy souvenirs. The baby elephants are kept in a nursery for the first 2-3 years when they are milk-dependent and then transferred to the Reintegration Centre in Tsavo East National Park, where they are released into the wild. The elephants are also up for adoption, and potential adopters can book an evening appointment with the management. Recently, the project has expanded to include shelter operations for rhinos and giraffes. The only time to see the elephants is from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, when the keepers bring the elephants to a cordoned area to play, feed, and show the public how well they are doing. It is located about 30 minutes away by taxi. Read More

Established in 1970s by Jock Leslie-Melville, this breeding and conservation centre educates about the endangered Rothschild's giraffe. Come here and be ready to get up, close and personal with these graceful creatures. This centre, which is a home to profoundly endangered Rothschild's giraffe, consolidates genuine preservation with interesting exercises. You can watch them from a raised wooden platform. Hand feeding these pretty animals is quite an experience and is often loved by visitors. Take a fascinating stroll in the park and explore the nearby Gogo River Bird sanctuary. Read More

A popular spot right on the foothills of Ngong Valleys, Karen Blixen Museum was once a house owned by Danish Author Karen and her Husband, Baron Bror von Blixen Fincke. Just about ten kilometres from the main downtown, the Museum has all the collections symbolizing the remarkable Kenyan history of a different era. The farmhouse became extremely famous with the release of the movie 'Out of Africa' an Oscar winning film based on Karen's life. Karen who used to run a coffee plantation in her house, is still reminisced by the locals residing near the museum. The historic landmark is a delight to the visitors from all across the world. With the movie out, people now can easily relate the museum with the history behind it. Tourists often go a full 360 degree browsing through the house which is a small yet comfortable consisting of her dining room decorated with the furniture that was apparently owned by her at the time. There is also a small museum shop which sells some of the 'Out of Africa' souvenirs, as well as handicrafts. Beside the museum, there are also huge gardens that give a spectacular view of the Ngong Hills to its visitors. Read More

The world class Kenyatta International Conference Centre is best known for holding official gatherings, meetings and conferences. Magnificently tall and giving amazing views from its balconies and terrace, the building is one of the most prominent landmarks in the city. The brilliant edifice displays the wonderful mix of olden and modern African architecture. Standing over City Square on City Hall Way, the building has a distinct viewing stage, specifically made for the tourists to offer the most fantastic views of the city. The rooftop of one of the tallest structures in the capital gives a full 360 degree coverage of Nairobi from where you can even spot the high Mt. Kenya. Read More

Widely popular and extremely recommended by every local, Masaai market is a must-visit for handicraft shoppers. From the historic African paintings to amazing handicrafts, this endless market is all the more attractive because of its cheap rates. The Masaai Market of Nairobi is well known for its energy, vibrancy and colour. It is a festival in itself, displaying endless collections of art and craft works. Buy unique African souvenirs for your loved ones at really reasonable prices or interact with the local buyers and customers to know more about the shopping culture of the city. Read More

A major landmark in the capital, National Archives was established in an old building. Showcasing the rich Kenyan tribal social culture and also the history, art works and information on politics of the country. The collection of artefacts and paintings, that dominates the majority of the building is truly inspiring and attracts several visitors from different nations. Right in the bustling heart of the city is the unique National Archives, also referred to as ' The Memory of the nation'. Home to the countless collections of artefacts, antiquities, records and history of the city and the country, the museum is best visited by the local and foreign students, researchers, explorers and analysts. The tourists often appreciate the art exhibitions which put on a show of vast collections of the local art masterpieces, ancient photographs of the city, traditional antiquities, furniture and articles. Read More

Established in 1929, Nairobi National Museum is a magnificent collection of the local art masterpieces, culture and palaeontology. The museum stands beside a botanical garden, having many medicinal plants and herbs. There is also a snake house which attracts many visitors. Extremely entrancing and appealing, Nairobi National Museum offers its visitors a great chance to learn about its beautiful culture and history. It includes collections of over 900 birds, mammals, fossil remains from the Lake Turkana, displaying the true ethnicity of Kenya's different tribes. Explore some of the finest art works of the local artists and unique rocks and minerals and also get to learn about the volcanoes, earthquakes and the tectonic activities. Stroll through the palaeontology gallery and witness the huge collection of preserved fossils and bones. Read More

The National Park is the most famous attraction in Nairobi, which organises a thrilling safari drive for the travellers, taking you through the dense grasslands where you could see the wildlife - lions, cheetah, black rhinos, hippos and giraffes. Come here and get acclimatised with the nature in the purest form. Established in 1946, the first ever national of the country is just about seven kilometres away from the city downtown. Home to the local endangered animals including Black Rhino, Zebra, Lions, Buffalo, Cheetah, Giraffe, Hippo, and over four hundred different species of birds, the National Park provides the best habitat to its animals. There is a Safari walk, which is absolutely loved by the animal lovers and there is a great Safari drive, which gives you the perfect opportunity to spot national wild life from the jeep. This attraction is totally thrilling and quite an experience for every traveller. Read More

Located towards the west of the capital is the picturesque Ngong Hills. The speciality of these hills is that they have distinct seven hump-like structure which resembles the Knuckles of a fist and offer astonishing views of Karen and the Great Rift Valley. Overlooking the Great Rift Valley, Ngong Hills is the perfect destination for a one-day hike trip if you are in Nairobi. The hills are covered with the stunning flower gardens which is simply mind blowing. There are numerous serpentine routes on the valley, allowing adventure lovers to plan a hike on the hills or simply wander about exploring the beautiful greenery on the slopes. Nature is at its best form here with a mix of flora and fauna including giraffe, Buffalo, bushbuck and herd of baboons, that are often seen grazing along the valley. The hills were also featured in the movie 'Out of Africa'. Read More