BY Kenya Geographic
Along the Nyando river, lies the Luanda Magere Stone. They say it is where the grave of Luanda Magere, a warrior who could not be killed in battle lies.
BY Henry Muuthia
Egerton Castle in Njoro is a splendid architectural masterpiece built by British nobleman, Lord Maurice Egerton to impress his Austrian fiancée, Lady Victoria.
BY Henry Muuthia
Walking around the Nairobi Railways Museum is like turning the pages of a good Kenyan history book. Each item in the museum has a fascinating story to tell.
BY Henry Muuthia
Many travellers have described Suguta Valley as the ‘way to hell’. Yet in this inhospitable wasteland rare gems of nature thrive.
BY Kenya Geographic
From a distance, Matsigulu Rock, in Vihiga, appears ordinary. It seems to have little else to offer until you draw closer, then its no longer that ordinary.
BY Kenya Geographic
It was at the Shimoni Slave Caves that the scandalous trade in natives sourced from the Kenyan Coast and Ukambani was transacted.
BY Kenya Geographic
Kenyatta Caves or Kino Caves, is believed to have been one of the hideouts used by Mzee Jomo Kenyatta at the height of the struggle for independence.
BY Kenya Geographic
Nyamgondho Site is the location of an old legend among the fishing community of western Kenya where the spectacular story of Julu the fisherman unfolds.
BY Kenya Geographic
Lamu Fort is a massive 2-storey stone structure that has served many purposes over time. It was once a military garrison then a prison and now a museum.
