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      By Emmanuel Kiptoo 

Kenya is one of the world’s leading tourist  attraction center. It’s where you’ll find Africa’s second highest mountain, and it’s home to one of the world’s most visible natural cycles; the Great Wildebeest Migration.Great restarant and places of refreshments.

      The Big Five was originally used by hunters to describe Africa’s hardest animals . laws have been introduced in most African countries to protect the African lion, African elephant, Cape buffalo.And the environment.

    It is a criminal act to hunt any protected animal in Kenya.Especially the elephants.

Image by Pascaline Le Bras


     Kenya’s Lamu Island, no cars needed in short car freee so as no jams in it just adventures.

    The Great Rift Valley was formed more than 20 million years ago.


     Kenya’s Kalenjin tribe has been dubbed ‘the running tribe’ for its unbelievable ability to spawn world record breaking runners.With the power of a healthy energy giver `mursik`.


    The cheetah is the fastest moving animal on land in the world, with speeds recorded up to 120 kilometres per hour.located in massai mara a few kilometers driveee from Narok county a place of well known base of nyama choma

     There are 68 different languages spoken in Kenya. The official language is Swahili.The national languange is english. Different communities havee different cultures which makes the tourists moree intrested.



     The World Travel Awards recognised Kenya as the World’s Leading Safari Destination , winning the award three years in a row,due to the high number of tourists in the country.



    Masai Mara Nature Reserve is best-known for the Great Wildebeest Migration when, every year, more than a million wildebeest, zebra and antelope migrate clockwise around the Serengeti-Masai Mara ecosystem.

Mount Kenya is the highest mountain in Kenya and the second-highest (after Mt Kilimanjaro) in Africa.

  

    

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