FAQs

August in Kenya was seen as one of the best months to travel Kenya, when temperature is just the temperature at the only time and minimum rainfall.With cool climate, very favorable for people who are planning to safaris‌

Yes, you absolutely can see Mount Kilimanjaro from Kenya, and it is true that some of the best views of Africa’s highest mountain are on the Kenyan side of the border. Though Kilimanjaro is completely in Tanzania, it soars right on the very boundary, standing like a monumental presence above the flat plains of southern Kenya. The mountain is enormous in size, standing at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level. As a result, it can be seen from miles away, especially on clear days.

Located in the western part of Kenya at the foot of the mountain of Elgon, Bungoma is often left off average tourist itineraries, but little do they know that they are missing a golden piece of culture, nature, and local lives. Regardless of whether you are a culture fiend, nature enthusiast, or just looking to explore off the beaten track, some of the best things to do in Bungoma include the following.

No, you are not allowed to take grocery plastic bags to Kenya.  Kenya has one of the strictest plastic carrier bag bans in the world, and as of August 28, 201,7, Kenyan law prohibits not only manufacturing or importing, but also possessing plastic carrier bags

Arusha in Tanzania and Nairobi in Kenya are two prominent cities in East Africa and are frequently linked on tourist circuits, business travel, and the transport system within the region. The distance between them is roughly 270–300 kilometers, depending on your route. Luckily, it is possible to travel between the two cities in various ways, depending on the budget and preference.

There is just one international land border separating Kenya and Ethiopia that is nearly 779 kilometers (484 miles) long. Unlike many other borders, the border between Kenya and Ethiopia is drawn as a whole line that separates the two countries along the north of Kenya and the south of Ethiopia.

Ruiru is a fast-growing urban town located in Kiambu County, just northeast of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital. Because it is only about 25 kilometers away from Nairobi’s Central Business District, the area has become popular for both homes and industries. People can travel from Nairobi to Ruiru with ease using different affordable and convenient transportation services. If you want to travel for work, attend classes at university or spend time with your family in Ruiru, here’s how you can get to Ruiru from Nairobi

In Garissa County, northeastern Kenya, the language used there demonstrates the culture, spiritual practices and history of the people living there. The main language used in Garissa is Somali which means it is one of the few places in Kenya where people mainly speak a non-Bantu language during their daily activities.

Garissa County in northeastern Kenya is known for its mix of cultures and has a distinct beauty. It is flanked by Somalia from the east and was once a part of the ex-North Eastern Province. Garissa is famous for being home to Somali culture, its dry environment, a pastoralist way of life and due to its strategic location. Even though it is far from other parts of Kenya, Garissa has significantly influenced the nation’s society, economy and culture.

Nyeri County, in central Kenya, is in the highlands and is recognized for its culture, history and economy. The county’s residents are mainly Kikuyu people, who are part of the Bantu ethnic group. Thus, Kikuyu (Gikuyu) is spoken by most people in Nyeri County.