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

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

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

Source: Rapid Response Facility (RRF) releases funds to fight flames in Mount Kenya National Park

Source: UNESCO Director-General deplores fires in Mount Kenya National Park

Kenya – Mount Kenya National Park/Natural Forest

This massive wildlife park has forest, rainforest, savannah, dry desert, mountain moorland and swamp where wildlife roams freely.

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Lounge in the lawn, whose grass sinks under your feet, and read till a random elephant appears in the thicket tens of metres away, on the other side of the electric fence.

Source: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy offers more than just the marathon

Photo: Hello Magazine

Where Prince William proposed to then-Kate Middleton: a look at two of Kenya’s gem safari camps.

Source: Where Prince William proposed to then-Kate Middleton: a look at two of Kenya’s gem safari camps