BY Henry Muuthia
Ukasi Rock might not be much of a tourist attraction until you pair it with a very rare wingless fly only endemic here known as the Frightful Hairy Fly.
BY Kenya Geographic
The ruins of Ungwana are the remnants of a once thriving town whose architecture was not attributed to Africans because it was thought too complex for them!
BY Kenya Geographic
Last Saturday the first ever passenger plane landed at the Nyaribo Airstrip in Nyeri from Nairobi. The passenger flight will become a regular daily feature.
BY Henry Muuthia
The annual Magical Kenya Travel Expo regarded as the largest in East Africa, ended yesternight at the KICC with a spectacular showcase of fireworks.
BY Kenya Geographic
When St Joseph Cathedral was built in 1957, the mission in Mujwa had just been attacked by the Mau Mau who killed a Nun and wounded a Priest.
BY Kenya Geographic
The Taita Skull Caves are the spectacular end result of an ancient and strange burial culture practised among the Wasagalla, Wadawida and Wakasigau people.
BY Henry Muuthia
The 48th annual CBA Africa Concours d’Elegance today remained true to its theme this year and brought in spectacular rides from across Africa.
BY Henry Muuthia
At the equator line, is a fascinating phenomenon called the Coriolis effect where water behaves differently based on which part of the hemisphere you are.
BY Kenya Geographic
Before scientists ventured into the Mathews Range and uncovered over 100 species of plants and animals never before recorded, no one thought much of it.
