Lake Yahud in Wajir poses more questions than it answers. Named after a Jew, the mysterious man-made lake was formed in the 1970s.
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.
Lamu is one of Kenya’s oldest living towns and a visit sometimes feels like stepping back in time. Little has changed over the centuries in its appearance.
The Bajuni of Kenya once occupied the Bajuni Islands. Today they live in Lamu, just north of Tana River where they fish, trade and farm.
