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Updated May 2024
- 8.54.6/597 Review"Awesome experience. Got to see so many animals for the first time up close."Nairobi11km from downtownHighlights: Nairobi National Park is 8 kilometers south of Nairobi city center, west of A104 National Road, there is a 120 square kilometers of savannah and woodland, this is Africa's first wildlife park - Nairobi National Park. Nairobi Park is also the only true safari park in the world located in the national capital.Show Less
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based on 5445 reviews"Enjoyed my visit. Got to feed the giraffes. It was a very relaxing and therapeutic visit for me."Nairobi12.7km from downtownHighlights: The Giraffe Center is home to endangered Rothschild giraffes, and its mission is to foster conservation awareness and provide environmental education with the goal of inspiring people to appreciate and protect the diversity of animals in Kenya. The place is very interesting and there are a lot of activities. You can observe, feed and even kiss the giraffes from the second-floor balcony of a red building. This is a very strange and extremely rare experience, especially for children or adults with childlike innocence. From the Giraffe Center, you can also cross the adjacent Gogo River (Gogo River), enter the bird sanctuary, and take a walk for a fun forest walk. Unlike the common reticulated and Masai Mara giraffes, Rothschild giraffes are an endangered species that have largely disappeared from their habitat in western Kenya. In 1979, when the African Endangered Wildlife Fund was just getting started, there were fewer than 130 Rothschild giraffes in the wild. Today, the number of this species exceeds 300, and the Giraffe Centre has successfully reintroduced these charismatic animals to Lake Nakuru National Park, Ruma National Reserve, Ruma National Park (NationalPark) and Nasalot National Reserve (Nasalot National Reserve).Show Less - 6.54.5/561 Review"Beautiful artifacts. Great place for tourists. This was my first stop in Nairobi. For a work day, it was so crowded but I totally enjoyed the experience."Nairobi2.2km from downtownHighlights: The National Museum of Kenya is a majestic building surrounded by greenery and lush foliage. There are quite a wide range of cultural and natural history exhibits. One of the main attractions of the museum is the author of "BornFree" (BornFree). The National Museum of Kenya is a magnificent building surrounded by greenery and lush foliage. There are quite a wide range of cultural and natural history exhibitions in the museum. One of the main attractions of the museum is the series of portraits of various Kenyan tribes depicted by the author of "Born Free" (BornFree) Joy Adamson, which delicately records the cultural diversity of Kenya. The upstairs exhibition hall features nearly a thousand species of birds and other taxidermy, as well as ethnographic exhibitions of various ethnic tribes in Kenya. Downstairs are Tanzania's rock art creations, an exhibition of primitive human fossils from Lake Turkana, and various geological exhibitions. The adjacent exhibition hall displays a variety of temporary exhibitions, including Kenya's Swahili Cultural Exhibition and South Asian Cultural Exhibition, and the Masai Mara Wildlife Exhibition. The museum garden is dotted with sculptures at random, and the inner courtyard has a fiberglass model the size of an elephant, imitating the elephant Ahmed. During the height of the poaching crisis in the 1980s, the replica elephant became a symbol of Kenya. The first floor of the National Museum of Kenya also houses the Contemporary East African Art Gallery, which is like an interesting cross-section of the contemporary art landscape.Show Less
- 6.34.6/587 Review"Kenya is also a plateau country, from the hot country by plane, as if from the hot summer suddenly to autumn, the climate here is pleasant, people call it "Little London", not only the weather, many buildings are the same as the British islands of Europe. This is a beautiful country, and an economic backward country under the mad pillage of the British colonists. The lives of the Kenyan people are very difficult. The people here have no home to talk about. Seeing the situation here can be asserted, The colonists had no pity or sympathy for the Negroes. But many Negro friends did not see the problem through, had fantasies about the old capitalist countries, were prone to superficial phenomena, and were fantasised by some politicians in those capitalist countries. African people need their own efforts to live a good life, and through hardship and twists and turns, they will have a better future."Nairobi39.7km from downtownHighlights: The Maasai are a primitive group on the grasslands of East Africa. They are distributed on the border between Tanzania and Kenya, and they live by herding cattle and sheep. Maasai people, both men and women, wear bright clothes all year round, wear dazzling earrings and necklaces, and always hold a stick in their hands. In Masai Village in Masai Mara National Reserve, there are more than 100 villagers. They drink cow blood and eat beef. They live in earthen houses made of cow dung and soil. They use thorny branches as walls to keep wild animals out. Invasion of animals; Maasai children, go to school at the age of seven, rite of passage at the age of fourteen, and then spend five years in the mountains to know herbs, learn the skills of survival on the grasslands, it is said that only the Maasai can kill a lion , to become a chief. The Maasai insist on their own way of life and are unwilling to integrate into modern society. The endless grassland is their homeland that they cannot give up.Show Less
- 5.74.6/550 Review
based on 566 reviews"【View】Kenyatta International Conference Center can view the highest point of the entire city of Nairobi. It's amazing, you can enjoy all corners of the city and open your eyes as much as you can. So beautiful"Nairobi.Central Business District397m from downtownHighlights: The Kenyatta International Conference Center is a round tower-shaped building with 32 floors. It is the venue for many large-scale exhibitions. The main venue of the Third World Conference on Women is located here. Today, it is the headquarters of Kenya's ruling party. Kenyatta International Conference Center is a relatively majestic building in the city and a symbol of Nairobi. Standing on the top floor, you can enjoy the whole city. There is a revolving restaurant on the top floor of the conference center, where you can enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do in Nairobi?
Some Best Things to Do in Nairobi include:Nairobi National Park|Giraffe Centre|National Museum of Kenya|Masai Village|Kenyatta International Convention Centre
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Nairobi?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Nairobi include:Nairobi National Park:4.6|Giraffe Centre:4.5|National Museum of Kenya:4.5|Masai Village:4.6|Kenyatta International Convention Centre:4.6
At what locations in Nairobi can Best Things to Do in Nairobi be found?
The Best Things to Do in Nairobi are mainly located in:Nairobi National Park:Nairobi|Giraffe Centre:Nairobi|National Museum of Kenya:Nairobi|Masai Village:Nairobi|Kenyatta International Convention Centre:Nairobi
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