Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

The trip to Kenya 🇰🇪 was unforgettable, with scenes from the Animal World vividly unfolding before my eyes: endless grasslands, 360-degree views of Mount Kilimanjaro, thousands of wildebeests chasing each other, flamingos filling the sky, lions and elephants walking right by the car window… Everything was so beautiful 😭, it’s absolutely worth going‼️
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Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

⏰ About the Seasons
January-February: Summer, calving season
March-June and October-December: Rainy season
June-October: Dry season, the time for the great animal migration
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📸 Best Observation Points
📍Masai Mara (must-visit): The most spectacular part of the annual animal migration, known as the “Great Migration,” takes place here
📍Amboseli (must-visit): Famous for its view of Mount Kilimanjaro and known for elephant herds
📍Flamingo observation: Choose one between Nakuru or Bogoria
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✈️ How to Get There?

Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

Currently, there are direct flights to Nairobi from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Changsha in China
Is a visa required?
Yes, but visa-free does not mean you can just go with your passport. You still need to apply for an ETA online in advance
🔱 Is it safe?
It is very safe because national parks and other attractions are mostly visited by tourists.

Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

However, other areas may have poorer security, and it is not recommended to go out alone after dark
🕰️ When is the best time to go?
July-September is the season for the great animal migration in Kenya, where you can see spectacular scenes of animal migration. It is also the peak season, and prices are relatively high; the off-season offers better value, fewer people, and you can still see the animals, just not during the “migration”
💉 Is vaccination mandatory?

Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

Yes, the checks at customs are very strict, and for the sake of your health, you must get vaccinated!
💧 What about hygiene conditions?
Do not drink tap water, only bottled water. Food from hotels and restaurants is safe to eat, no problem
💰 How much does the trip cost?
During the off-season, 15,000-25,000 RMB per person is reasonable, while during the peak season, 20,000-35,000 RMB can ensure a good travel experience
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Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

📝 Travel Itinerary Recommendation: A 10-day DIY Kenya Tour
✅ Essential: Accommodation, meals, and major transportation are all arranged, costing around 16,000 RMB per person, saving both worry and money
✅ Part of the journey can be customized, with a DIY itinerary available for groups of 6, allowing flexibility in budget
✅ For those traveling with family who prefer a more relaxed pace, there’s finally a chance to sleep in at the hotel
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Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓

👣 Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Departure from various locations – Nairobi
Day 2: Nairobi – Amboseli
Day 3: Amboseli
Day 4: Amboseli – Lake Elmenteita
Day 5: Lake Elmenteita – Lake Naivasha – Lake Elmenteita
Day 6: Lake Elmenteita – Masai Mara
Day 7: Masai Mara
Day 8: Masai Mara – Great Rift Valley – Nairobi
Day 9: Free time in Nairobi
Day 10: Return flight to various locations

Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
Discover the Unvarnished Truth: The Real Situation of Tourism in Kenya Revealed 😓
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2 Comments

  1. Margaret Terry

    The wildlife sounds incredible, but I’m curious how tourism impacts the local environment and communities. Have you seen any efforts to make it more sustainable during your visit?

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