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Sunday, September 11, 2016

Safari Holidays to Kenya

Safari Holidays to Kenya

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If you have the heart for adventure, a safari holiday in Kenya may just steal it. Kenya safari holidays offer more than 80 species of wildlife, cultures unchanged by the modern world, pristine beaches, snow-capped mountains, scorched deserts, incredible sunsets and the irresistible sounds and smells of Africa.

Adventure Holiday Highlights: Safari Sights of Kenya


Safari_Holidays_to_KenyaVisions of the Masai Mara

 On the Masai Mara the most unique waiting game in the world unfolds as endless lines of migrating animals darken the rolling savannah for miles and miles. And then, the chase is on as lions, cheetahs and the occasional leopard race for the kill. Sunset, Masai Mara The plains of the Masai Mara are home to Masai communities whose rituals and ancient traditions remain an integral part of their everyday life. Once fearful warriors, life is now dominated by the need to tend and protect their cattle; proud Masai men in their bright red cloaks, carry long spears to lead their herds across the vast grasslands in search of water and pastures.

Lake Nakuru Wildlife

This large soda lake, carpeted with thousands of pink flamingo, is one of Kenya’s most well known images and an awe-inspiring sight, made even more spectacular when the birds take flight, forming a great pink cloud above the shimmering water.
Nakuru is also an important sanctuary for the black and white rhino, often seen at rest near the lakeshore under acacia trees and there is plenty of other game, including huge herds of zebra, buffalo, leopard and huge prides of lion.

The Sacred Realm of Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya is Africa’s second highest peak, regarded as the sacred realm of Ngai, God of the local Kikuyu people and known by them as the “place of light”. It’s an inspiring sight best viewed at dawn when illuminated by the sun’s early rays.
Elephants and Mount KenyaIntrepid trekkers and climbers will be drawn to the challenging granite cliffs and volcanic rock of the snow capped peak of Mt Kenya. For everyone else there are plenty of wonderful hill-walks through wildlife rich ranges that don’t require technical skills.

Life on The Great Rift Valley

Step out onto the Valley’s open plains and you’ll feel a million times smaller than you ever have before. Drive by a pride of lions in a four wheel drive safari vehicle, watch a herd of elephants from the back of a horse, walk amongst herds of plains game or spot some of the 400 species of birdlife around the sparkling lakes of Navaisha and Nakuru. Aitong School

Kenya Responsible Tourism Project

We support a local school project in Aitong, South West Kenya, and help with their plans to improve standards at the school with new classrooms and equipment.

Columbia Travel Guide | Visit Colombia the best planned city

Columbia Travel Guide | Visit Colombia the Best Planned City

Columbia Travel Guide

Columbia Travel Guide

At Columbia travel guide you can have an easy access online on various resources for comprehensive information on Columbia, the state capital and the largest city of South Carolina. Columbia has rare distinction of being one
of the first planned cities of the United States.

One passionate for Kayak and Canoe surfing can enjoy all the excitement and thrill here at Columbia. People of Columbia received citation of “America’s Most Livable Communities.” Columbia is situated at the fall line of the Congaree River.Spring is the best part of the year when you can visit Columbia.

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There are many places of attraction for a traveler in Columbia, Riverbanks Zoo, and Botanical Garden houses more than the 2000 different species of Animals. For family viewing EdVenture Children’s Museum is a great place. The sight of historical importance in the city that one would never like to miss is Governor’s Green, a nine-acre complex, Hampton- Preston Mansion,The Robert Mills Historic House are the other places in Columbia to visit.

Koger Center for performing arts, the Columbia Museum of Art, The South Carolina State Museum, the Mann-Simons Cottage and many more are centers of Art and Literature in Columbia.


Columbia Travel Guide

If you are traveler with preference for shopping and dining there are many places in Columbia to enjoy the moment you can travel across spacious malls, fashionable boutiques, specialty stores, antique shops and malls in Columbia. Richland Mall, Columbiana Center, Columbia Place with more than 100 specialty shops are a few popular places for shopping in Columbia. On your platter in Columbia you can have fresh seafood at Atlantic coast to a variety of cuisines including Greek, Chinese, Japanese, etc. Or you can taste southern delicacies like barbecue, vegetables, casseroles, sweet potato pie; country fried steak and fried Chicken.
 



There is even variety for transportation for traveling in and around the city. At Columbia Metropolitan Airport you can avail facilities of regular Air Services of American Eagle, Continental Delta, Northwest, United and US Airways airlines. It is well connected with interstate highway system if you prefer traveling by bus. The Amtrak Station connects Columbia with New York City, Washington, DC, Savannah and other places in United States. Central Midland Regional Transit Authority (CMRTA) is the regional transport serving Columbia and neighboring States. Blue Ribbon and Checker provides Yellow provide Cab service in the city.

So you are welcome to the city of events, to know more about Columbia surf this site to optimum.