BY Kenya Geographic
Last Sunday, the Port of Mombasa welcomed the MV Norwegian Dawn, carrying a record-breaking 2,300 passengers from a whopping 54 nationalities!
BY Kenya Geographic
For centuries, the Gabbra have woven their lives into the fabric of the Chalbi. Their existence is a testament to human adaptiveness, a harmonious dance with the elements.
BY Henry Muuthia
Ever dream of a trip where lunch could walk on two legs and wear fur? Pack your time machine and head to the African savanna 1.45 million years ago because those early human ancestors may have had a surprising menu item: each other!
BY Henry Muuthia
While Kenya’s historic visa-free entry for all visitors starting this January 2024 is indeed a reality, there’s one small wrinkle in the plan.
BY Henry Muuthia
Sun-drenched leather seats and panoramic windows let you soak in the scenery in the new Landcruiser 250, while a cutting-edge infotainment system keeps you connected and informed.
BY Henry Muuthia
According to Semrush, these are the top 20 travel websites that shaped how Kenyans planned, booked, and experienced their journeys in 2023.
BY Henry Muuthia
Iten, the high-altitude haven, cradling international athletes for decades, faces a formidable foe – deforestation.
BY Henry Muuthia
Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of Northern Kenya, the Desert Museum in Loiyangalani offers a captivating glimpse into the vibrant cultures and rich heritage of eight unique communities – the Samburu, Turkana, Pokot, Rendille, Gabra, Watta, Daasanach, and El Molo.
BY Henry Muuthia
For many of us, Christmas is a time of twinkling lights, warm family gatherings, and the thrill of anticipation. But the magic seems to have faded for some
