The new world tourism concept is geared toward sustainable programs. This have been more pronounced by the idea of “leave no trace but footprint”. There has also been a general rule of thumb to take only picture from conservation areas. Conservation areas are strained due to human encroachment and everyone is called to chip in […]
Kenya is named after a mountain of the same name “Mount Kirinyaga”. The name came about after British colonies were unable to pronounce the name Kerinyaga. Kenya is also a cradle of mankind. Between 1998 and 1999 the remains and fossils dating over 3.5 million [Kenyanthropus] were discovered west of Lake Turkana. Today the remains […]
When you have acquired a taste of the dust, And the scent of our first rain, You’re hooked for life on Africa, And you’ll not be right again. Until you can watch the setting moon and hear the jackals bark, And know they are around you Waiting in the dark. When you long to […]
East Africa region is incredibly scenic with views of Mt. Kilimanjaro at 5895m, Mt Kenya at 5199, Mt. Meru at 4566m, Mt. Elgon at 4321 and Ruwenzori Mountains dominating the panorama. Despite some mountains being popular, others like Mt Elgon are among the most beautiful mountain in Africa that is never in main tourist circuits. […]
Have you fostered and Elephant at David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust? Would you like to sponsor/foster an orphaned elephant? The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust/In the Shadow of Giants Tour is for you then. The 2016 dates are full but you can grab your slot for next available tour dates as follow The safaris have limited space […]
