What You Didn’t Know About Kenya

Kenya is the biggest home of safaris and the only place where one will experience wildlife, human cultures and variety of landscapes at its best. Many movies revolving around great adventure, love and historical journeys have been set here. One such great movie Out of Africa set in the countries wilderness. The movie has enjoyed tremendous following and it’s a must for anyone that would love to come and explore the country’s jungle. There will be so much to enjoy like the evening game drives, jungle camps, romantic jungle dinner and much more.

Kenya has great geographical diversity. Much of this falls under the Great Rift Valley. The rift divides the country and provides a wonderful view of the country’s best hidden treasures. On the floor of the rift lie fresh water lakes and soda lakes. Soda lakes have been the greatest allure to this place. They are flocked by flamingos that use them as feeding and breeding grounds. The rift has got numerous mountains, most of the now dormant volcanoes. They include Mt. Kenya and Mt. Longonot.

Kenya’s best mountain to visit and climb is Mt. Kenya which rises to 17,000ft is considered a very sacred place by the local community known as Kikuyu. The rift is also surrounded by highland forests, ranges like the famous Aberdare that is home Buffalos, Elephants and the now threatened Bongo Antelope. Great communities also inhibit this rift and they are normally nomads. These communities go by the different names like Rendille, Samburu, Masaai and others.

Dickson is the Chief Tour Guide and one of the Directors of Adventure Africa Expedition, he has traveled in many countries in Africa where he built the spirit of adventure and discovered nature hidden wonders in especially tailored walking trails like in Kisoro in Rwanda and Bwindi in Uganda both for Gorilla tracking. For more information on his work please visit http://advenafrica.com/index.htm