Things to do in Kenya

Lake Naivasha, Kenya 🇰🇪 Located within the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha is one of Kenya's most beautiful freshwater lakes, often referred to as "the most beautiful lake in the Great Rift Valley," at an altitude of 1884 meters. Take a boat trip to see hippos and waterbirds, and hike to Crescent Island to get up close to giraffes, zebras, and hippos.

The Mara River divides Tanzania and Kenya. To the west of the Mara River is Tanzania, and the savannah here is called Serengeti. To the east of the Mara River is Kenya, and the savannah on the Kenyan side is called Masai Mara. In fact, they are the same East African savannah, and the area of ​​Serengeti is about 10 times that of Masai Mara. Every year, migratory animals such as wildebeests and zebras on the East African savannah will migrate clockwise. From June to August, it is the time when they cross the Mara River. Because the scenery of crossing the river is very spectacular, it is also called the Ferry of the Sky River. I saw the Mara River from a hot air balloon and from a car, and the angles were different and each had its own characteristics. I came here in early July. I saw hippos and crocodiles from the hot air balloon and in the car on the shore, but unfortunately I didn’t see the Ferry of the Sky River. I left a little regret and look forward to coming again next time.

Nairobi Country Market is where you can buy the freshest agricultural and sideline products. The entire market is very large, and you can buy fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs, poultry and meat here, and the prices are super cheap. It is definitely worth a visit.

[Scenery] Mount Loita is a great place for nature lovers. I liked the waterfalls, caves and trails, but the picnic spot was a bit remote. [Fun] Because it was during the rainy season