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9 Expert Ways to Experience Kenya Like a True Traveler

Venture off the beaten path and discover the authentic spirit of Kenya! From witnessing the Great Migration to exploring vibrant local markets, get insider tips from experts on how to experience Kenya like a true traveler. Immerse yourself in the country’s stunning landscapes, rich culture, and incredible wildlife.

Kenya is a place brimming with rich cultures, exotic animals, and picturesque views – a place that everyone must visit at least once in their life. Whatever level of thrill a person is seeking, the country of Kenya has numerous activities to offer to appreciate its unspoiled scenery and history. Travel across this beautiful country in the style of a seasoned traveler with tailor-made itineraries designed exclusively for you. Here’s your ultimate guide to experiencing the Kenya of your dreams.

1. Amboseli National Park: The Ghosts of the African Landscape

Amboseli National Park

To encounter the heart of Africa, head to the Amboseli National Park. Considered one of the best locations for photographing large herds of elephants in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, this park does not disappoint. Remember the joy of seeing the shimmering golden savannah with the snow-dusted mountain in the sky?

2. Dhow Sailing and the Swahili Influence on the Cuisine and Design of Kenya

Dhow Sailing and the Swahili

Imagine travelling back in time as you sail the Swahili coast in a wooden boat, known as a dhow, which has been used for centuries by seafaring Swahilis. Skim across the turquoise waters as you head to the Kenyan shores dotted with remnants of old Swahili civilisation, mosques, and lively local markets selling trinkets.

3. Take A Plunge Into Watamu Marine Park’s Hidden Treasure

Watamu Marine Park’s

The coastline of Kenya is more than just its beautiful sandy beaches. There are many attractions in Watamu Marine Park, where you can snorkel or dive over coral reefs and, if you are fortunate enough, view a sea turtle. This marine area, a reserve as well, provides a unique opportunity to experience Kenya’s underwater ecosystem’s diversity first-hand.

4. Wildlife Among The Urban Quotient In Nairobi

Nairobi

Nairobi residents can delight in the rare chance of spotting rhinos and giraffes just at the fringes of the city. At Giraffe Centre, one can feed these long-necked creatures, and later on, go for a safari in Nairobi National Park with lions, rhinoceroses and giraffes against a backdrop of a city skyline.

5. An Overview Of What Kenya Cuisine Has To Offer

Kenya Cuisine

You cannot return home from Kenya without tasting its signature dishes. Allow yourself to sample Nyama Choma, the hypnotic scent of Kenya roasted meat accompanied by fresh vegetables or local greens. And for those who enjoy fish, the coastal towns have fresh fish that is prepared with a mix of Swahili and Indian spices.

6. Evenings by the Lakes Watching Birds

 Lakes Watching Birds

Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha are two of the best places for bird lovers. These lakes are filled with thousands of flamingos and other species of birds and also have hippos and other animals. Arrive in the morning to see the flamingos in the most delicate of movements, painting the lakes fantastically in pink hues.

7. Karen Blixen Museum: A Look into the Past

Karen Blixen Museum

Go back in time at the Karen Blixen Museum in Karen Blixen’s House whose most popular work is Out of Africa. Stroll in the well-kept garden and taste the natural harmony along with the colonial style of this beautiful place whilst learning about Kenya’s culture and literature in an idyllic atmosphere filled with history.

8. The Great Rift Valley In Winter at Sunset

Great Rift Valley

For an impressive view, be sure to watch the sun disappear behind the Great Rift Valley, through one of its viewing points as the sun descends. The sky of this area is truly amazing as the rest of the day’s adventures softly comes to an end, and the sun sets the rugged land with orange, pink, and purple shades.

9. Tsavo National Park: Solitude and Authentic Wildness

Tsavo National Park

For those who wish to retreat even more deeply into nature, Tsavo National Park is perfect as it is void of human disturbance. Famous for its rare topographical features and the endemic Tsavo red elephants, this park allows opportunities to appreciate Kenya’s unspoilt wilderness.

By engaging in these nine unique experiences, you will not only appreciate the stunning landscapes and natural features of Kenya, you will also appreciate its cultures, history, and wildlife. Feel Kenya as a true tourist and allow it to engrave your heart.

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