Kenya

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Popular with tourists on safari, overlanders on their way north to Cairo or South to Cape Town, and enthusiasts of early human history, Kenya is the economic powerhouse of East Africa.

Tourism accounts for the largest share of the country’s foreign earnings as thousands of visitors arrive to see up to a quarter of a million wildebeest make their annual migration between Kenya and its southern neighbor, Tanzania. The southeast of the country holds the giant Tsavo National Park, popular with game viewers. The North East is a considerably tougher challenge for travelers on their way north to Ethiopia – riding atop a cargo truck for two days has become a popular story amongst many who have made the journey without their own vehicles.

Parks + Wilderness →

Hell’s Gate is one of the only parks in Kenya you can walk or bike through.

Culture Guides →

The beer is more delicious when someone else's sugar momma is picking up the tab.

Musicians →

Tearing down the system, overcoming oppression, and smoking a hellacious amount of green...

Narrative →

The fact that a beggar in Kenya knows my country's Prime Minister causes me to stop.

Narrative →

It's that much harder when you’re a girl, but waaay more interesting than a kid and a...

Travel Illusion →

How not to write about Africa. Then writing about it like that.

Journal Pages →

"It’s the last night at Keekorok. I’m not quite ready to leave Kenya."

World Events →

Now, there's even more motivation to plan a Kenya trip: the country's tourism ministry...

Language + Study Abroad →

Escape the classroom for a hands-on wildlife conservation experience with the Kenya...

Trip Planning →

Dhows and seaports, mosques and minarets, and long white sandy beaches overhung with...

Culture Guides →

The Maasai Mara and the Amboseli National park is home to leopards, cheetahs, lions,...

Book Reviews →

Beryl Markham's life in Africa - from childhood encounters with tigers to buzzing trees...