Saturday, March 29, 2014

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Clear Skies: On the Red Carpet at the Oscars

While her soft blue gown was custom-made by Prada, and inspired by Champagne bubbles, she noted, “This reminds me of my hometown in Nairobi. The walls of my school were the same color, and back then, I couldn't wait to get out, but now, it's a nice …
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

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Whoever Wins What, Watch Out For Minnelli

Lupita Nyong'o really did look beautiful in a Grecian-style dress in a color she called “Nairobi” blue. Sandra Bullock quite rightly said to the ABC presenter ….. She struts her stuff and knows she is so goddamn beautiful, the same way feminist …
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Friday, March 21, 2014

Secret World of High-End Prostitution in Nairobi

Secret World of High-End Prostitution in Nairobi

Sex is for sale, that is not news, but the scale to which it is for sale in Nairobi and in Kenya at large, is. Now … Meet Platinum* (name changed), 28 years old, married, two children, strong member of the church, erstwhile housewife now daytime …
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Powerful Senator has carefully planned a romantic weekend getaway telling her ever busy gynecologist husband she'd be away on official business. But he gets suspicious and follows her! An eager masseuse, a stressed police officer and a safe sex agent …
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A Tale Of Lies, And Mistaken Identities In Nairobi's New Drama

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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

African American Golfer's Digest To Tour Kenya For Historic Golf Safari

(PRWEB) August 17, 2005


African American Golfer’s Digest, the nation’s leading publication for avid black golfers and The Whitfield Foundation are conducting a unique travel opportunity to experience golf on some of Kenya’s finest golf courses with PGA/LPGA Legend and First Lady of Golf Renee Powell. Renee Powell is Head Golf Professional at the historic Clearview Golf Course in East Canton, Ohio and she will be present for the duration of the fully escorted 12-day tour.



A ‘Bon Voyage’ Cocktail Reception will be held prior to departure at the Dulles Marriott. Non-golfers are also welcomed on the trip as activities throughout the tour include a safari drive and bush picnic, restaurant dine-arounds, visit to local community school, coffee farm and tea estate, safari parks, museums, mamba village, cultural garment fittings and a fashion show. Golfers will have the opportunity for tee-times at featured golf courses throughout Nairobi and to play in an amateur tournament.



“The Golf Safari is a chance to promote foreign investment and exchange between touring visitors while visiting Kenya. The communication of such a ‘production fixed program’ enhances a financial future gain between the two Nations (Kenya and USA),” says Malvin Whitfield, Founder of the Whitfield Foundation. Whitfield is a five-time Olympic Medalist, African Affairs Consultant and Foreign Service Officer -(Retired) and author of “Beyond The Finish Line.”



“Marvelous Mal,” as he was called during his career as a premier distance runner, was the first soldier on active duty to win a Gold Medal for armed services, and the first Black American to be given the prestigious Sullivan Award. During his nearly 34 years of government service Whitfield traveled to some 132 countries conducted training clinics, counseled, and coached some of the African continent’s greatest athletes including, Mamo Wolde and Meruts Yifter of Ethiopia. “Kip” Keino refers to Mal Whitfield as the “Father of Organized Athletics” in Africa.



Included in the tour is a full-day educational seminar on “Business Opportunities in Kenya”. The session will offer networking and discussion with top leaders and Ministers in Kenya with business-to-business appointments scheduled for guests interested in pursuing investment, sports development, manufacturing and import and export initiatives in Africa. The program will be followed by lunch with the Kenya National Chamber.



Air transportation is being provided by Ethiopia Airlines and accommodations include three nights at the panoramic Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf Course and seven-nights at the lavish, 5-star Windsor Golf Resort & Country Club. The Windsor is a black-owned resort property and the group will hold its Founders Gala and Cultural Dinner on the premises. According to Mal Whitfield, “This program is the historical event of the 21st Century.”



For more information on this spectacular golf safari program and amateur tournament and tour to exotic Kenya, East Africa contact Debert Cook, CMP at (212) 571-6559.



The African American Golfer’s Digest is the nation’s leading publication for avid black golfers and is based in New York City. The full color, high gloss magazine was launched in March 2003 and is distributed quarterly. Each issue reaches over 80,000 readers with news, information, golf tips and activities in the ‘soulful’ world of golf.



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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

What A Trip To Nairobi, Kenya Is Really Worth

Nairobi is used by many people just as a flight stop on their way to see the beaches and the national parks inside this exotic country called Kenya, but the capital city is worth spending a little time seeing, even if only for a few days. The city is quite amazing, with its great shopping opportunities, fine restaurants, top of the line hotels, famous night clubs and many other hot spots for tourists.


If you plan to visit Nairobi, one idea would be to book a tour through a travel agency. If you don’t know where to start, you should start by asking at your hotel for guidance, as they will surely be able to help you. A shuttle bus will take you from your hotel and will take you on the tour of your choosing.


Here are some of the most important places to visit while in Nairobi: the National Museum, the Karen Blixen Museum, the Bomas village, the Watatu art gallery and the Solar ice rink. You can visit many of these spots on foot, as they are concentrated in the center of the city, but if you want to travel further, you will have to hire a taxi or a matatu (sort of a shuttle bus).


The National Park in Nairobi is, for sure, one spot to visit. You can take a cab there, as most hotels offer such services to tourists in search of a little bit of adventure. Once there, you can embark on a safari adventure.


If you want to benefit from the services offered by a tour guide, you will have to pay extra, besides the admission fee. On your safari ride, you will be able to see lions, zebras, giraffes and rhinos.


Accommodations in Nairobi are not particularly cheap, even if some are budget options. The hotels located in the center of the city tend to be more expensive.


Somehow, the city has a poor reputation because of the crime rate, but most areas are covered by askaris which are the local police guards that keep an eye on the streets. Also, the more expensive hotels are guarded by personal staff in order to ensure the safety of the guests.


From Nairobi, you can explore all Kenya. You can take a plane from one of the two main airports found inside the city and you can visit all the national parks that are scattered around the country.


You can also travel by train, if you want to choose a different means of transportation. Railways are connecting Nairobi with some of the most important cities in the country and this is a convenient way of getting anywhere you want inside Kenya. The costs are also fairly cheap, so, if you are traveling on a budget, don’t hesitate to hop on a train.




What a Trip to Nairobi, Kenya Is Really Worth is a travel guide from Tripopedia, a travel encyclopedia. Learn about things to do in Nairobi, places to see and places to eat.



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Sunday, March 9, 2014

Oscars 2014 red carpet coverage

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Saturday, March 8, 2014

The differences in types of massage parlours in Pattaya

Of the countless massage parlours within Pattaya, they all basically fall into two categories either traditional Thai massage or for a better word just plain sleaze. In fact it is really five different types, being Thai traditional all over body massage, foot and leg, face, sleaze or soapy massage.


Soapy massage as the name describes is the same as sleaze but involving you in a good scrub down at same time, the choice is yours. Which ever you might want to try, it will sure to be an unforgettable experience that is guaranteed. So for those that have never been to Pattaya before, or tried any form of massage let me explain how to differentiate what services are on offer.


Better to have some idea before how these establishments work, this will avoid misunderstandings, perhaps frustration, or acute embarrassment for yourself or masseuse. Thai’s take personal hygiene very seriously, so if you have had a hard day walking the streets of Pattaya in the soaring heat, you would be well advised to request a quick shower before a massage. In any case you will shower after anyway, with the exception of course if just face, or foot and leg type of massage.


Traditional Thai Massage


Traditional massage has been well practised for centuries in Thailand and the practitioners have become very accomplished in many cases years of training are involved. Generally traditional Thai massage is to be found in higher class hotels and in pleasant surroundings, jointly with a spa treatment as well if required.


On entering you will be expected to leave your shoes outside this is normal Thai tradition. The ladies will be well turned out and will be dressed in a similar manner. Perhaps even in Thai traditional dress this being for the sole benefit of tourists to create ambiance to the proceedings.


This also applies to establishments outside the hotel environment. As a general rule of thumb if the massage parlour appears up market in its look, and the girls dress formally then this establishment is traditional massage only. With traditional massage there should be no sexual contact and none will be expected or given. Any apparent signs of sexual excitement will be discreetly ignored.


The massage is purely therapeutic and has good benefits for back pain and circulation problems. But be prepared to be pulled around and joints manipulated with clicking of joint bones expect little sensual gentle massage. On entering after exchange of pleasantries you will be escorted and left to shower. After you have freshened up you will be provided with perhaps a dressing gown or towel, and taken to a massage couch. You lay face down a towel across your lower torso, depending what treatment you want cream or oil massage will commence.


Sessions are typical by the hour. Traditional massage is enjoyed by both male and female of all ages. Costs are generally higher within the hotel, if you become a regular of outside massage parlours, private hotel room visits can sometimes be arranged.


Foot massage


Foot massage is well practised in Pattaya, on entering as with all massage parlours leave your shoes outside. You will be seated in a comfy chair and a poufy to rest your feet on. Your feet are washed and bathed after careful and methodical washing cream will be applied.


The session will start leg, feet massage and manipulation of pressure points is very beneficial in circulation problems, good for kidneys and other parts of the body. It is thought different areas of the feet have effects on different parts of the body. Charges are modest and are in the region of 200 baht.


Nearer the completion of treatment your feet will be bound in hot towels you will be allowed to close your eyes and relax. Charges are modest and are in the region of 200 baht. It is easy to spot foot massage parlours as you can see other clients having treatment through the large shop window display.


Face massage


These can be found within Pattaya at the Festival Centre Shopping Mall, as well as a face massage which is good for skin tone other treatments such as deep cleaning of the skin are available. All within an ultra modern setting using best products and equipment.


Sleaze massage


To make the distinction on this type of massage I have called it sleaze. Although it is under the guise of traditional massage, this is just a front to what will happen in this type of massage parlour. Recognizable by the girls outside, they will dress in a provocative manner and will be more pushy and overly friendly. From the outset everyone knows the purpose of your visit and it is not just for massage. The idea is for you to make small chat and decide who you would like to carry out your personal massage.


Care must be taken that the lady you choose will be in fact the one that carries out the massage, as sometimes the prettiest girls are just there to lure you inside. This avoids disappointment later when the replacement is not of your liking. In such a parlour again shower, you will be taken to an air-conditioned cubicle consisting of a pull close curtain and a massage couch, in more down market places just a mattress on the floor.


You will be left for a few moments and expected on the mousses return to be laying face down and if you are modest a towel across your rear. These places are very quite and every word is carried out in whispers to avoid others in adjoining cubicles overhearing. Choices of oil or cream is the norm, oil being the most favourite the basic charge start at 200 baht for an hour. Lots of this type of massage parlour can be found in soi 11 Pattaya where many are situated.


Teams of girls work these massage parlours and the establishments are open all day until very late and in some cases into the early hours. The massage will be sensual with hands becoming more intimate around your body, occasional and of course accidentally touching intimate parts of the body.


Without going into too much graphic detail mid way through the massage you will be asked to turn over onto your back, at this point you will be fully naked. Assuming nature has taken its course, you will be asked if extras are required, after whispered, hurried negotiation a price is agreed from 500 to 1000 baht, depending what is required.


Soapy massage


This type of massage is not as easy to find but the very large ones offer this service, here you choose the lady or ladies you like that sit behind a large glass plated window. Perhaps enjoying a drink in the usually affluent surroundings. The lady or ladies leaves her position and awaits you in an allocated room. You are pampered and washed from head to toe, in a tub again with accidental contact with parts of your anatomy under water the rest is ” up to you “



Another article by Bangkok Missy at http://www.bangkok missy.com blogger and on the editorial team of many Thailand related websites



Thursday, March 6, 2014

Micato Safaris Honored with Top Award at Cond



New York, NY (PRWEB) September 7, 2010


Micato Safaris (http://www.micato.com), known for providing the utmost in luxury travel to Africa and India was honored for the philanthropic endeavors of its non-profit, AmericaShare (http://www.americashare.org) in the September 2010 issue of Cond



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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Buying Tanzanite and Gemstones in Nairobi, Kenya

Being a gemstone centre in East Africa, Nairobi has numerous jewelery and gem stores selling various gemstones but dealing in Tanzanite in particular. This article explores the numerous pitfalls of buying Tanzanite in Nairobi and offers advice on what to look for.


Fraudulent Practices are prevalent in the Nairobi market


An article in the Nation Newspaper recently highlighted the unregulated nature of the gemstone and jewelry industry in Nairobi and East Africa in general. Fraudulent practices are widespread with many players selling inferior goods to unwitting buyers pertaining to be the finest qualities. With no Trade Descriptions Act in Kenya, shopping for Tanzanite, Tsavorite and gemstone jewelry is very much a case of caveat emptor (buyer beware). To avoid being a victim, take into consideration the following points:


What to look for :


Sales talk versus fact: First of all, it is important to have some idea of what you should expect from reputable sellers of gemstones. There are so many “merchants” in Nairobi whose sole purpose is to peddle gemstones for outrageous prices whilst purporting to be experts or even “owners of the mines”. The majority of such claims are totally unfounded and downright false. Mining in East Africa is done very informally by artisanal miners in some very remote areas. The channel of distribution generally follows the usual trend of the miners selling to established cutters and dealers who export to foreign markets or sell to local jewelery stores. Jewelery stores buy from a variety of sources including such dealers, the most common being brokers. If a jewelery store purports to own the mine and by implication, the supply, do not be taken in by this – it is pure hype and a complete misrepresentation.


A reputable seller will be highly knowledgeable about the gemology of the gems they sell and be able to answer your questions coherently and in depth. They should carry some gemological qualifications to establish themselves as knowledgeable in the field rather than being purely merchants.


Gemology is an intricate field and there are a great deal of synthetics, imitations and false gemstones out there to risk buying from a seller who is not a gemologist. The days of being able to peddle stones with little knowledge of them and expect not to get caught out with a synthetic or imitation are long gone. Tanzanite for example, can be coated to enhance its colour. It has a synthetic counterpart called Tanzanique which looks exactly like it. How can you be sure you are buying a genuine gemstone when the seller themselves have no gemological knowledge or testing facilities?


The Gemstones themselves: My other Ezine article, “Tanzanite Purchasing Tips” goes much more in depth into what to look for in Tanzanite in Tsavorite to differentiate between fine stones and lower grades so I won’t go into too much detail here as it is beyond the scope of this article. However, in general, a layman can differentiate between fine stones and low grade ones simply by using common sense – the more vivid and deeply saturated the color, the finer the stone. The more flawless the clarity the finer the stone and often overlooked – the finer the cut, the more brilliant the stone, the finer the quality. Most of the stores I surveyed were selling medium to low grade goods as top grade. This is totally unscrupulous. I would suggest reading my article on Tanzanite purchasing tips on Ezine to get a good overview of what to look for. Also look at the bottom of this article for a link to my site where we list several very useful educational tools showing you what to look for in a fine Tanzanite. It is very easy to pay way over the odds for a mediocre Tanzanite in Nairobi whilst being led to believe that you are buying the finest quality.


AAA, AA, 4A, 5A: If you have been shopping in any of Nairobi’s jewelery stores you will have come across these terms. I was dumbstruck by how many stores fed misinformation using these “grades”. The first thing to understand is that none of these terms are actual gemological grades. AA and AAA were terms used by miners in early mining days to denote the 2 top grades of Tanzanite – triple A is an extremely deeply saturated color and is less than 1% of all Tanzanite, double A is a shade lighter. I was angered to find many stores in Nairobi misrepresenting very mediocre material as triple A, but even more angered to hear such sales talk as “but we also have 4A and 5A – very special and only from our mines, nowhere else” at which point they produce some double A stones at ridiculous prices. 4A and 5A are just made up hype – they have never been used by the industry and are simply terms coined by merchants to hype their stock.

You should look for sellers who issue proper gemological certificates carrying a proper scientific grade such as the GIA (Gemological Institute of America) grading system. It is all very well bandying around terms like AAA but these are simply subjective terms and they should be backed up with proper grading using a recognized grading system.


The store itself: Don’t be fooled by location – many of the stores I surveyed are located in upscale malls where they use their excellent retail location to peddle high volumes of mediocre goods to unsuspecting buyers. This, by itself is fine but when they represent the goods as the finest qualities when they are not, and charge outrageous price, then it simply becomes a form of fraud. I object enormously to this and by extension, the reputation it gives our industry. When you enter the store, look for an environment that appears professional – is the store an extension of a curio store with a merchant peddling a large array of curios with gems thrown in? Do the staff know gemstones, are there any gemologists to answer your questions? Obviously you want to look for a store that offers these things and don’t be persuaded to drop thousands of dollars on an impulse – do some research first.


Prices: The most outrageous factor gleaned from my survey was prices, especially for Tanzanite. Some stores were selling medium grade stones (which they represented as “4A” or “5A”) for over $ 1000 per carat. This is outrageous for the local market (in the US market this would be more normal). At the time of writing, even the very finest investment grade pieces (and I found zero stores actually selling this grade despite their sales banter promising the earth) shouldn’t be more than $ 780 per carat. This is for excellent cutting, flawless clarity and the very finest colour found in the top 1% of Tanzanites. Don’t be fooled into spending crazy money. Do some research first.


All in all, the survey revealed a very high level of fraud and fraudulent practices amongst sellers of Tanzanite and gemstones in the Nairobi area. With no governmental body in place to regulate it, it really is a case of caveat emptor (buyer beware) when you are shopping for Tanzanite. Do your research, go to several stores and do comparisons and look for professional and knowledgeable gemologists who are able to answer your questions fully before buying.



Antony Zagoritis is a Graduate Gemologist (GIA) and a director of Lapigems Gem Company, a Nairobi based firm specialising in the finest Tanzanite, Tsavorite and rare East African gemstones since 1974.




Buying Tanzanite and Gemstones in Nairobi, Kenya


Being a gemstone centre in East Africa, Nairobi has numerous jewelery and gem stores selling various gemstones but dealing in Tanzanite in particular. This article explores the numerous pitfalls of buying Tanzanite in Nairobi and offers advice on what to look for.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Self-Published Author Propels Children's Book Onto International Stage

East Cleveland, Ohio (PRWEB) December 31, 2003


M. LaVora Perry’s enthusiastic efforts to promote her self-published children’s book, TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART has led to her appearance on National Public Radio’s Tavis Smiley Show (July 23, 2003), to TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART being featured in the November-December issue of Black Issues Book Review and and to the book’s inclusion in the curriculum of public schools in the African nation of Zambia.



In addition, the leaders of the largest Buddhist organization in the U.S–Soka Gakkai International (SGI-USA)–elected to sell TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART in the 71 SGI-USA bookstores nationwide and online from the organization’s Web site, http://www.sgi-usa.org. A list of the book’s further successes is listed at the end of this release.



Synopsis of TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART



Taneesha Bey-Ross, is an African-American Buddhist girl who learns about diabetes at the urban Hospital where her mother is a nurse. When Taneesha’s best friend, Carli, is taunted by a bullying older girl because of her physical disability, Taneesha defends Carli and becomes the bullying girl’s target. With faith, hope, courage and friendship, Taneesha helps the bullying girl uncover kindness inside her own heart.



Reviews of TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART



“…wonderful book…We are going to avail TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEAERT to…Zambian pupils in the…public schools.” Dr. D.M. Kalabula, Director, Department of Sociology, Psychology and Special/Inclusve Education, University of Zambia



“The power of understanding to unlock kindness in the human heart is a core theme of this inspirational and highly recommended story.” Midwest Book Review



“…a warm and beautiful story of friendship and kindness” Kathy Bernetich, Former Executive Director, Editorial, American Greetings Corporation®, Cleveland Ohio, United States.



“…carefully constructed…full of humanism…easy to read.” Katsuji Nakamura, Lecturer of Japanese Language, School of Arts and Sciences, United States International University, Nairobi, Kenya



“Stories of loyal friendships and strong family ties are interwoven with the principles of Buddhism.” Black Issues Book Review



“…touching and powerful….clearly shows the pain behind many bullying situations.”



Susan Andrus, School Psychologist, Author of Beyond Mars and Venus: Lessons of Dialogue and Peace



“…valuable lessons about how to act towards all people regardless of their



differences.” Jennnifer James, Director, National African-American Homeschoolers Alliance



“…a sincere story that deals with the topic of bullies….an excellent read for all ages!”



Marlive Harris, Librarian, Founder of G.R.I.T.S Kidz Book Club,Texas USA



“…a much needed treat that should be placed in every classroom across the country.”



Tee C. Royal of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers



Author’s Bio



M. LaVora Perry has a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Cleveland State University. In 1995, she became the first African-American staff card writer in the world’s largest publicly-owned greeting card company—American Greetings Corporation® (AG). Since then, her writing has appeared on gift items in six countries and on three continents.



While at AG she earned Creative Excellence awards in the years 1999 and 2000. Her 2003 and 2004 AG Healthy Living and African-American Almanac Day-At-A-Time desktop calendars include quotations from historical and contemporary figures—such as UN Peace Medal recipient Daisaku Ikeda and jazz artist Herbie Hancock. In the 1990’s M. LaVora Perry was recognized in Cleveland Free Times newspaper and Ohio Writer magazine contests for her short story, “Forgiving.” She has been a contributing writer for Living Buddhism journal and the World Tribune and Plain Dealer (Ohio) newspapers.



Self-Published Author Propels Children's Book Onto International Stage


East Cleveland, Ohio (PRWEB) December 31, 2003 M. LaVora Perry's enthusiastic efforts to promote her self-published children’s book, TANEESHA’S TREASURES OF THE HEART has led to her appearance on National Public Radio's Tavis Smiley Show (July 23, 2003), to TANEESHA'S TREASURES OF THE HEART b...

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Great Travel Destination: Nairobi

From the times immemorial, Africa has been fascinating travelers or explorers from across the globe. The enormous continent is a rare amalgamation of different cultures, unique flora, rich wildlife, vivid landscapes (sunny beaches, snow-capped mountains, tropical rainforests, long rivers, vast deserts). To put in other words, the place has its own charm. If you too want to set on a tropical odyssey, Nairobi in Kenya can be a great travel destination for you. You can too enjoy this different yet exhilarating African holiday by booking your cheap flight tickets to Nairobi.


Nairobi is the capital city of Kenya which is located in the eastern Africa. The city is situated on the Coast of Nairobi River. The word Nairobi has been derived from the expression, “Enkare Nyirobi” which means  “cool waters”  in Massai language. There are a number of places to visit for tourists in Nairobi. Some of the most popular tourist spots there are;-



1.  The Nairobi National Museum: The Nairobi National Museum is one of the major highlights of the place. It showcases Kenya’s rich heritage with four distinct themes representing Kenya’s culture, nature, history and contemporary arts. It contains extensive ornithological collection of thousands of years old species of birds. If you are travelling to these museums along with your kids; it can be truly a great learning experience for your young ones.


2.  Massai Markets: One can also get a feel of life in Nairobi in popular Massai markets. You can visit these traditional and cheaper markets can bargain on the coast but you pay visit there along with an experienced guide.


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 Ngong Hills: You can feel the adrenaline rush in Nairobi too with a hike to nearby Ngong Hills. These are beautiful peaks located southwest to the city. It takes about one hour to reach here from Nairobi. You can hike on the walking trail along the tops of the Ngong Hills. The gorgeous view will blow your sense.  Although the peaks are steep but totally worth hiking. One can see downtown Nairobi on one side and Great Rift Valley on the other.


4.  The Nairobi National Park: If you are interested in animals, visiting The Nairobi National Park is absolutely must do activity. One can enjoy the sight of Giraffe, Rhino, Lions, water buffalos, zebra, Guinea fowl, water vultures etc. Travellers can take the services of professional guides and enjoy this unique African Safari.


In nut shell, if a tropical holiday to see some extraordinary places, people, cultures and tourist attractions is on your mind, best book in advance for cheap flight tickets to Nairobi.



Martin Nobel shares his views about cheap flights to Nairobi. Get more information about Worldwide flights please visit http://www.flightcatchers.com




Great Travel Destination: Nairobi

From the times immemorial, Africa has been fascinating travelers or explorers from across the globe. The enormous continent is a rare amalgamation of different cultures, unique flora, rich wildlife, vivid landscapes (sunny beaches, snow-capped mountains, tropical rainforests, long rivers, vast...