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Tourists meeting elephants at Samburu National Reserve

BE IN THE KNOW- A TRAVEL GUIDE TO KENYA

Surrounded by the vast Indian Ocean to the southeast, with Africa’s second-highest mountain, Mt. Kenya, at its center, and the 9,600 km long Great Rift Valley stretching from its northern to southern extremes, Kenya is a land of remarkable contrasts. This diverse country boasts over 64 lakes, 3,800 hills, and lush evergreen forests, home to a rich tapestry of cultures spanning over 40 tribes and an abundance of wildlife. Known as one of the world’s premier destinations for thrilling game safaris and relaxing beach getaways, Kenya is indeed a place of wonder.

The following guide offers valuable tips for anyone planning to visit Kenya, particularly tourists….

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The Samburu tribe of Africa

SAMBURU: THE ENIGMATIC LAND OF THE LOIKOP AND THE SPECIAL 5.

 

Nestled in the northern central region of Kenya, Samburu is indeed a spellbinding marvel, adorned with a vibrant culture, colorful people, picturesque landscapes, and an abundance of unique flora and fauna.

It is an arid area with predominantly warm weather. It hosts several tribes, with the Samburus being the majority. Samburu County is a vast territory, stretching from Ewaso Ng’iro River to the south of Lake Turkana.

The county encompasses several game reserves and wildlife conservation areas, making it one of the most attractive places for Safari goers in Kenya.

Known generally for its Big 5, Kenya also has a hidden treasure, unknown by many, though nourished by love in the rich bosom of Samburu’s habitat— The ‘Samburu Special 5’, which…

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