BY Kenya Geographic
Book your front seat to nature’s greatest game show on earth, the Annual Wildebeest Migration and witness an unforgettable spectre.
BY Kenya Geographic
There are unspoken and unwritten hotel cultures that you rarely get wind of. Yet with their knowledge, your stay becomes much more comfortable. In this article we reveal 7 of them.
BY Kenya Geographic
Rolf’s Place is a bush resort situated at the south east border of the Nairobi National Park and owned by Rolf Schmid. To access it, one has to go through a suspension bridge that gives the feeling of a jungle adventure.
BY Kenya Geographic
What makes a lion develop a preference for human flesh? Is it genetics, adaptation, age or injury? This is the mystery behind the legendary man-eater lions of Tsavo that still intrigues all even today.
BY Henry Muuthia
The history of the duty-free shop since the first shop in the world was opened at Shannon Airport by Dr. Brendan O’Regan in 1947, is an intriguing one. In fact, its history is even much older, going back to the 1500s.
BY Kenya Geographic
Kenya has 126 species of snakes and 5 of them are in Africa’s list of the most deadliest yet most people never get to see these shy and elusive reptiles.
BY Kenya Geographic
This summer Cheli & Peacock is offering the ultimate family getaway – a safari to some of the most spectacular corners of Kenya and a real Kenyan adventure.
BY Henry Muuthia
When you visit Kora National Park, you walk in the footsteps of George Adamson and his remarkable work rehabilitating tame lions.
BY Henry Muuthia
Today the world has risen to the shocking news of the death of Satao, one of an iconic rare breed of elephants known as tuskers due to their large tusks.
