Nairobi Safari Tours
Nairobi Safari is one of the attraction in Nairobi. However, it would be unfair to talk about Nairobi safari and fail to mention that Nairobi city is a pot of beautiful cultures. The population of the city is 5 million, comprising of Kenyans citizen migrants from all Kenya counties, Indian-Kenyans [descendants of the Indians who came to Kenya to help in constructing the Kenya Railway], Australian, Canadian, American, Asian and European settlers and their descendants as well as temporary and permanent residents from many foreign countries. All together, they form a truly cosmopolitan Nairobi culture.
By African standard, Nairobi city is regarded as large and developed.
Therefore, it would be stupid to ignore the fact that it suffers from the ills that afflict most large cities in the world. However, that should not stop anyone from enjoying this beautiful & fascinating city ‘place of cool waters’ according to maasai community.
The Nairobi National park is just a few miles from the city center and despite that it covers an area of about 117.21 km2 over 50 species of mammals can be found here, including four of the Big Five. Only elephant is an absentee.
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Nairobi Airport
Nairobi is the capital city of Kenya and is a city that never seems to sleep. Jomo Kenya International Airport Nairobi connect many countries in Africa. Nairobi airport serves many international flights to Africa. The entire Nairobi town has a boundless energy, and is thriving place where all of human life can be found.
Nairobi is a place of great contrasts where race, tribe and origin all become facets of a unique Nairobi character. Most travelers travelling to Africa for Safaris, connect from Nairobi to Tanzania, Uganda or most of the safari destinations. The visitors can also fly to Mombasa Kenya and start the safari finishing in Nairobi Kenya. Most safaris in Kenya starts from Nairobi ends in Nairobi.
Nairobi National Park
A little more than a century ago, lions, rhino, leopards, giraffes, deadly snakes and myriads other animals roamed free in Nairobi. The brave Maasai brought their beloved cattle to the fresh waters of the river they called Uaso Nairobi meaning ‘Cold water’. In fact, they named the area Enkarre Nairobi meaning ‘Place of Cold Waters’.
Since then, Nairobi has undergone a complete metamorphosis. Its growth is evident in its ever-changing skyline. Today’s tall and imposing buildings of glass and steel sparkling in the light of the setting tropical sun are a sight to behold. It is almost impossible to believe that , Nairobi was a lurking place for wild beasts-a dangerous area for humans.
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