
Lamu is one of the best preserved Swahili settlements in East Africa.
Lamu is one of the best preserved Swahili settlements in East Africa.
Photo: Maarufu Mohamed
The road to becoming a world heritage site…
By volume, Lake Turkana is the world’s fourth-largest salt lake after the Caspian Sea.
Source: Timeless Turkana now in flux
Broadcasts portray life before the fort, then takes the audience through specifications and fortifications that rendered it supposedly impregnable.
Two World Heritage sites in Kenya have been picked by a UN agency to benefit from a Sh64 million fund put up to cushion such sites in Africa from the coronavirus impact.
Source: Two Kenyan heritage sites to benefit from UN funding
The two sites in Kenya emerged among 22 others that had applied for the funding.
Source: Two world heritage sites in Kenya picked for conservation funding
Source: Five Eastern African countries receive #SOSAfricanHeritage grants to promote COVID-19 resilience
Unesco says they have complex ecosystems with many species of plants and animals.
Source: UN proposes Coast forests be made world heritage sites
Lake Turkana — the world’s largest desert lake — is at the risk of going extinct in coming years should there be no strategic interventions.
Source: MUNGAI: Lake Turkana: A lifeline in danger of running dry
There is definitely a lot one can discover and enjoy, so let’s take a look at what Kenya has to offer and why exactly it is one of the must-visit places this year.
Source: Why Kenya Is the Hottest Tourist Destination in 2020? – Chart Attack
Lamu is a pearl to be polished and looked after.
From far, flamingoes’ pink and white patterns are a sight to behold. And except for the quacks of pelicans and fish eagles perched on the heap of stones…
Source: Hotel construction threatens globally-acclaimed Rift Valley lake
Source: Dispatches From The AIA – July 2019 – Archaeological Institute of America
Its listing on the Unesco List is a major boost to Kenya’s western tourism circuit.
It was inaugurated as a World Heritage Site after a painstaking process that started in the 1980s…
Source: Why Thim Lich Oinga hosted the World Heritage Sites celebration
If you are millennial, you may never know that in 1989, the then KANU government wanted to construct a 62-storey building to be known as the Kenya Tim…
Source: History behind Kenya’s best heritage sites : The Standard
Dry-stone walled settlement was probably built in the 16th century, according to UNESCO.
Source: Rapid Response Facility (RRF) releases funds to fight flames in Mount Kenya National Park