Nairobi, the Pearl of Kenya.

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, is like a shining pearl inlaid on the East African Plateau. This is the "Green City in the Sun". The streets are lined with lush and tall palm trees and poinciana trees, and the city parks are covered with green grass and colorful flowers. Even in the dry season, it is full of vitality, and the air is filled with the fragrance of soil and flowers. Nairobi National Park is unique in its charm. There are no fences to block the way, and wild animals live freely in the vast grasslands. Giraffes stroll gracefully, zebras gallop in groups, and if you are lucky you can even spot lazy lions. The city and nature are so closely integrated, and wildness and civilization shine together. As an important transportation hub in Africa, Nairobi International Airport has a network of routes connecting the world. Modern buildings are adjacent to traditional markets. Between the high-rise buildings, the Maasai people’s colorful costumes and unique handicrafts are displayed in a dazzling array, showcasing the ancient tribal cultural heritage. The headquarters of the United Nations Environment Programme is located here, highlighting its position at the forefront of international environmental protection. Nairobi is writing a unique African urban legend with its openness and inclusiveness.