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You’ll find below an example of a tour with us, covering some activities commonly planned for and requested by our guests. Of course, if any other activities are of interest, please suggest them and we will kindly accommodate to your wishes.
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Embarking on a Nairobi city tour offers a dynamic exploration of Kenya's capital, blending traditional markets, iconic landmarks, and vibrant urban culture. Let's embark on a journey through Nairobi's bustling streets, stopping at key destinations like the Maasai Market, Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi Railway Station, and embracing the unique Matatu culture.
Exploring the Maasai Market
Our first stop, the Maasai Market, immerses visitors in Kenya's rich cultural heritage. Located in various parts of the city on different days of the week, the Maasai Market is a vibrant showcase of traditional crafts, where artisans from different Kenyan tribes, including the Maasai, Kikuyu, and Luo, display their handmade wares. Here, visitors can haggle for colorful fabrics, intricately beaded jewelry, wooden carvings, and other unique souvenirs, while soaking in the lively atmosphere of the market.
Climbing the KICC
Next, we ascend to the heights of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi's iconic landmark. Offering panoramic views of the city skyline from its observation deck, the KICC stands as a symbol of Kenya's independence and national pride. Visitors can marvel at the architectural masterpiece, learn about its history, and capture stunning photographs against the backdrop of Nairobi's urban sprawl.
Visiting to the Nairobi Railway station
From the heights of the KICC, we descend to ground level to explore Nairobi Railway Station, a historic transportation hub that once served as the epicenter of Kenya's colonial-era railway system. Built over a century ago as part of the "Lunatic Express" connecting Mombasa to Uganda, the station retains its colonial charm, with its distinctive architecture and bustling atmosphere. Visitors can soak in the nostalgia of bygone eras, imagining the steam locomotives that once chugged along the tracks, connecting distant corners of East Africa.
Learning about the Matatu culture
No Nairobi city tour would be complete without experiencing the vibrant Matatu culture, an integral part of Kenya's urban life. Matatus are brightly decorated minibusses that serve as the primary mode of public transportation in Nairobi, adorned with colorful graffiti, flashy lights, and booming music. Riding a Matatu offers a sensory immersion into Nairobi's vibrant street culture, where passengers mingle amidst the rhythmic beats of Kenyan music, navigating the bustling streets with style and flair.
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