Travel Guide Bronchure Learning Circles Conclusion The tour cost will include return air tickets, full board accommodation,,personal requirements, Safari flights. All prices are based of tariffs and seasons. The tour period extends over two weeks. You are welcomed to overstay and enjoy your stay in Kenya. Response from students grouped In ten are welcome Any responses please

Travel Guide Necessary Requirements -Recognized Passport -Visa -Travelers cheques and extra cash for shopping Kenya goodies. -Hotel Booking i.e Best Hotels are within the City Centre and the tour areas -Consult your travel agent for your favourable hotel exclusive of full board luxury tented camp at the parks -You will need personal effects and light clothing for this tropical country - Ensure pri-vaccination against Malaria and Yellow Fever -Tropical fine weather clothing Arrival Time at the Jomo Kenyatta International airport is usually in the early hours of the day Depart from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to the Kenya Capital, Nairobi City in the sun Open Air Market is opened every Tuesday with everything available in original and natural form. Tropical fruits, juicy and tasty are available including pineapples, mangos and passion fruits. Authentic hand draft items includes sisal hand-woven baskets, wood carvings and cultural ornaments. Available at reduced price. This market is off Moi Avenue near Salvation Army HQ. Definately it will be interesting to visit National Museum with a record of the oldest human remains and a diverse cultural historic records. Other areas of interest includes cultural gallery, library and a snake park. The largest Elephant’s remains are preserved at this museum. Other features includes reptiles, cultural greeting cards and much more. The best way to enjoy your visit is to explore the unspoiled wildlife that includes animal orphanage for rescued game. The park includes lions racing for a kill, Chitters speeding for a meal, Rhinos and all the game stock ready to welcome visitors. Arrival National Museum National Parks The Great Rift Valley It is one of the world’s seven wonders that contains volcanic sceneries and fresh water lakes. Lake Nakuru is Laced with colourful birds, the long pink lagged white flamingos (a very eye catching spectacular that includes other birds) From lake Nakuru you need an afternoon game drive when you will be watching lions roaming about, the neatly stripped zebra, the wilder beast grazing on the plains while the voucher birds sour through the skies. Other features includes Menengai crater and a Volcanic HHot Springs. It takes a day to walk round this crater. This is a leading World attraction. All kinds of game reserved species are found here in large numbers. It is possible to feed giraffe and touch elephants tasks from the bacon of your lodge Mt. Kenya Safari Club needs smart dress where visitors can enjoy horse ridding, watching the waterbucks and other game reserves animals. The club includes golf, swimming, and a cruise in to the game park. Here you find the Ewaso Nyiro river, a home for the world largest crocodile After two days at the Mk. Kenya club a light aircraft will take you to the Lake Turkana at the North. The area is occupied by the nomadic tribes that includes the Turkana, the Samburu and the Pokot tribes. The later is an off spring of the former intermarriage. The Pokot are 3,000 people in number. They have maintained their cultural values and traditions to date. Masai Mara Lodge Mt.Kenya Lake Turkana This great Rift Valley is overlooked by high rise escarpments where you can view the valley floor at High View Point. The Bomas of Kenya The Carnivore From Lake Turkana, the light aircraft will fly from north Kenya southwards back to the Capital outskirts, to sit and relax for traditional shows at the Kenya’s celebration of traditional dancing from all over Kenya and other parts of Africa. The traditional dancers live in authentic village homes created according to diverse tribes. You can also walk about the Bomas villages to visit traditional practice centre and watch the traditional artisans at work. The Bomas has diverse cultural craft shops where you can purchase diverse low cost souvenirs. You will not have tasted the Kenya traditional dishes unless you visit the Carnivore Restaurants. The meals includes crocodile meat, Camel milk recommendable for high blood pressure, other game meat fresh fruit juices and diverse traditional dishes. Entertainments includes traditional dancers and renowned musicians, bands, both local and traditional. This will keep you awake all night long.