• Giraffe Centre - The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is a fantastic destination to explore. It began as a rehabilitation initiative to save the Rothschild Giraffe. At the time of its founding, only 120 giraffes remained on a ranch in Western Kenya. Visitors to the Giraffe Centre can hand-feed the giraffes with provided pellets. Additionally, you can capture photos while feeding the animals with your mouth, creating the illusion of kissing the giraffe. This offers a unique and invaluable photo opportunity.
• Karen Blixen Museum - The Karen Blixen Museum was once the heart of a farm at the base of the Ngong Hills, owned by Danish author Karen Blixen and her Swedish husband, Baron Bror von Blixen Fincke. Situated 10km from the city center, the museum reflects a different era in Kenya’s history. The farm, where the renowned author of “Out of Africa” lived from 1917 to 1931, is now a museum. Much of the 1985 Oscar-winning film adaptation was filmed on the premises. Touring the house offers an intimate experience — a lantern that Blixen hung on her veranda to signal her ill-fated lover, English hunter Denys Finch Hatton, remains, and his monogrammed books still adorn the shelves.
• Maasai Market Collections Karen - Visitors will be captivated by a vibrant display of Kenya’s rich cultural heritage through traditional dances performed by talented troupes from various ethnic communities. With colorful attire, rhythmic drumming, and dynamic storytelling through movement, these performances celebrate rites of passage, courtship rituals, warrior traditions, and harvest festivities. It’s an unforgettable expression of unity in diversity — a living archive of Kenya’s ancestral spirit brought to life through dance.

• Pickup and drop off
• Professional driver guide
• All entry fees included
• Bottle drinking water
• Parking Fees

• Lunch own expense
• Tips and other gratitude

The Karen Blixen Museum offers a glimpse into a different era of Kenya’s history. This museum is located on the farm where the renowned Danish author of “Out of Africa” lived from 1917 to 1931.

The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is a fantastic destination. It began as a rehabilitation initiative to save the Rothschild Giraffe. At the time of the Giraffe Centre’s establishment, only 120 giraffes remained on a ranch in Western Kenya.

Visitors are treated to an enthralling display of Kenya’s rich cultural heritage through traditional dances performed by talented troupes from various ethnic communities. With vibrant costumes, rhythmic drumming, and dynamic storytelling through movement, these performances celebrate rites of passage, courtship rituals, warrior traditions, and harvest celebrations. It’s a memorable expression of unity in diversity — a living archive of Kenya’s ancestral spirit brought to life through dance.

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