Image | Courtesy Continuing our excursion through Nairobi’s streets, we glimpsed the Khoja Mosque, also known as Khoja Jamatkhana, constructed on January 14, 1922, by the Ismaili community led by the Aga Khan. We then passed through Monrovia Street, once known as Mark Street, and I pointed out the statue of Queen Elizabeth I in… Continue reading Exploring Nairobi: A Journey Through Time – Part VII
Image | Courtesy Leaving the museum behind, our next stop beckoned with the allure of a bygone era. The Norfolk Hotel, a bastion of colonial elegance, opened on December 25, 1904, by Major C.G.R. Ringer, stood as a testament to Kenya’s tumultuous past. Picturing it against a backdrop of dusty plains and towering acacias, there… Continue reading Exploring Nairobi: A Journey Through Time – Part VI
Image | Courtesy Our next destination was the Nairobi National Museum, a sentinel of Kenya’s past, guarding its secrets with silent reverence. As we made our way in, Vlad and Olga were curious about the museum’s storied history, from its humble origins in 1910 when a modest institution was born from the vision of the… Continue reading Exploring Nairobi: A Journey Through Time – Part V
Image | Courtesy The Karen Blixen Museum was once the centerpiece of a farm at the foot of the Ngong Hills, owned by Danish author Karen Blixen and her Swedish husband, Baron Bror Blixen-Finecke. Located 10 km from the city center, the museum represents a different period in Kenya’s history and gained international acclaim with… Continue reading Exploring Nairobi: A Journey Through Time – Part III
Image | courtesy As we departed for our next destination—the Karen Blixen Museum—I recounted the city’s humble beginnings, forged in the crucible of the ‘Lunatic Express’ railway line. Nairobi’s story is one of dramatic transformation, evolving from a mere watering hole on Maasai land in the late 1800s into a vital railway hub. Buffalo and… Continue reading Exploring Nairobi: A Journey Through Time – Part II
For the Cheetah, the hunt is not just a means of survival; it is an art form. The Cheetah employs a stalking technique, inching forward with stealthy precision, utilizing the tall grass as a natural camouflage.
Welcome, adventurous souls and curious wanderers, to a marine spectacle that will leave you in awe! If you’ve ever dreamed of swimming alongside gentle giants of the ocean, then Mombasa, Kenya, is your dream destination. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey with Safari Sense as we take you to the captivating waters of… Continue reading Dive into Adventure: Witness the Magnificent Whale Sharks off the Kenyan Coast!
Ready to embrace the wild? Our exclusive safari immerses you in the world of African wild dogs, also known as painted wolves. This adventure guarantees an indelible mark on your soul.
Discover the captivating allure of Central Island National Park, an oasis nestled in the heart of Lake Turkana. Venture into the south-eastern corner and encounter the El-Molo tribe, a resilient community that once numbered a mere 80 individuals, earning the title of Africa’s smallest tribe.
Annual waterfowl bird counts in Kenya are an important tool for understanding the health of bird populations and the wetlands they inhabit. These counts provide researchers and conservationists with crucial information on population trends, which can help identify potential threats or declines.
