A Touring Guide for Kenya
Abiri / journey across / Kenya is a complete touring guide for Kenya, with scoops of this, that in East Africa and Africa. The A to Z, really! Possible place that could interest you in Kenya, worth your discovery. 2,000+ destinations, many inextricably linked with the element of surprise. It is arranged and imagined systematically, as you would travel village to village to the 47 counties; with the aid of strip maps, distances involved, road conditions, hotels, and hints. A nudge to do it more by finding new possibilities that rarely get under the limelight but make for interesting new trips. Abiri Kenya is all of Kenya in one book – free, complete, reliable, sustainable and updated.
scenery
Natural Landmarks I 78
Popular Viewing Points I 45
Every Pretty Waterfalls I 87
living-in
Amazing Safari Lodges I 52
Secluded Cozy Hideouts I 50
Popular Holiday Resorts I 62
gems
Popular Caving Sites I 78
Of Little-known Islands I 45
Noteworthy Old Towns I 87
power
Power Generating Miix I 52
Notable Reservoir Dams I 50
Noted Irrigation Schemes I 62
extra
Kenyan Legends I Heroes I 36
Athletics in Kenya – Medals I 50
History of Kenya in Genetal I 21
history
Noted Historic Sites I 50
Regional Museums I 33
Historic Monuments I 95
legacy
Memorial Shrines I 33
Historic Churches I 54
Historic Mosques I 21
heritage
Major Beautiful Lakes I 80
Major Forest Reserves I 45
Major River Drainages I 80
the place
Kenya’s Lay of The Land I
Geography I People I Climate I
Fauna I Health I Visa I Travel II
the wild
Kenya’s Safari Day, Everyday I
The Essence I The Heritage I
The Migration I Best I Capture II
the apex
Kenya’s Fairest of them All.
Mount Kenya One-Day Trips I
Wildlife Gallery I Birding Sites II
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the roads
Its the Best Way to See Kenya I
Standard Motoring Hints I Off
Roading Tips I Rhino Charge II
the people
The Festival Calendar I The
Cultural Composition I Nairobi II
the roots
About Kenya Way Back When I
History in Summa Before 1900s I
I The National Museum I Sites II
find new possibilities
Nowhere, perhaps, on the African Continent is the conservation effort as robust and forward looking. So much so that the acclaimed safari lodges in many of the wildlife conservancies in Kenya have come to signify much more than the safari. They are collaborative efforts with the local communities to protect the wildlife. A large portion of the revenue generated from these unique lodges goes back to support conservation. In that, the visitor to Kenya eager to experience the joy of safari can now do so meaningfully, with the future in mind, and take pleasure in making a far-reaching contribution to the good of wildlife and their habitats.
In A Nutshell
Kenya offers as much, if not more, variety in a relatively compact area than perhaps anywhere else in Africa. In many ways, she is a microcosm of Africa. All of Africa in one country, with habitats that range from seashores to snow-capped peaks, the great gush of the Rift Valley, and barren desert to rainforest; each in its unique composition and character. It is not all all rare for the ecological gamut, in a distance of 100 km, to transform from fertile farmlands, thick forest, scrubland onto rolling savannas. Like weather moving through a room. The name Kenya points to the snowy highest point. The land rolls fast to the ocean. Across these varied environments are more than fifty key National Parks, National Reserves and Forest Reserves. They offer the motorist with a yen for the outdoor many opportunities for exploration and interesting driving.