hierbij iets positiefs en één van de belangrijkste dingen voor alle mensen met name ook voor alle kenianen
en wellicht kan nederland nog zijn kennis aanbieden om het proces tot een succes te maken
http://www.wereldwijzer.nl/showthread.php?t=164004
nzuri jumamosi
Hier een lijst die ik vond op internet :
50 ideas in and around Nairobi
Nairobi Snake Park: If you like all kinds of reptiles, alligators and other weird creatures, you will love this.
Nairobi National Park: Here you can drive your car through honest to goodness wilderness and see all kinds of native mammals.
Karen Blixen Museum: If you read the book or saw the movie Out Of Africa, you might like to see where the author lived.
The Rift Valley: Ever wonder where photographers get those cool photos of the windswept trees and grassy plains? This is it. A definite must see.
Maasai Ostrich Farm: Take the kids (or yourself) and ride an ostrich!
Bomas of Kenya: These traditional grass huts are awesome to see, as well as the show at the auditorium with native costumes and dancing.
Giraffe Centre: Meet and feed a giraffe up close.
Karura Forest Reserve: Similar to NY’s Central Park, but natural, not man made. Jog, walk, picnic, bird watch.
The Galleria: Modern shopping with a traditional feel.
Finix Casino: Poker is the specialty here.
African Heritage House: If you are into architecture, you will love this.
Kazuri Beads Factory: Hands on, great for kids, great to get authentic souvenirs.
Safari Bar: Looking for a good place to have a drink and see great Salsa Dancing? This is it.
Nairobi Railway Museum: Review the history of the East African Railway and see some fine trains exhibited as well.
Hell’s Gate National Park: See some rare natural sites and geothermal energy collection.
Golf: There are a few great golf courses in and around Nairobi.
Splash Water Park: Take the kids and cool off.
Tour Ngong Hills: This natural reserve is another chance to see the beauty of Kenya. You can take a docent-led tour.
Nyayo National Stadium: If soccer is being played during your stay, do not miss out on this experience.
The Jockey Pub: A British style pub that is in the Hilton. It often offers live music.
Solar Ice Rink. Believe it or not, this is the first ice skating rink in East & Central Africa and also the largest.
Nyama Choma Ranch Restaurant: Famous for traditional Kenyan food this venue is located in the Safari Park Hotel and Casino.
Watatu Gallery: A private art collection open to the public.
McMillan Memorial Library: If you are a bibliophile, you will like this; the oldest and largest library in Nairobi.
Drink Ethiopian Coffee: You will have many chances to try this. Habesha or Abyssinia are two options.
Go on safari: There are many companies that can take you on the classic “safari”.
Hot Air Balloon Safari: See the sights from a hot air balloon.
Serenity Spa: Full service spa to relax and regroup.
Marula Studios: The mother of all recycling efforts, watch trash being turned in to awesome arts and treasures.
Take a Jeep Safari: Several companies offer this service.
Take a Kibera Walking Tour: Seeing one of the biggest slums on earth may not sound fun, but it really is worthwhile to provide perspective and see life differently. Take a tour. Do not go it alone.
Aero Club of East Africa: Located within Wilson Airport, there is a restaurant and a museum. Great for aviation lovers!
Kenyatta Conference Center: A mix of modern and traditional architecture. Take a trip to the top for great views of the city.
The National Museum: A large museum with modern, geological and traditional exhibits.
The Sheldrick Elephant Nursery: Exactly what the name says!
Chowpatty Pure Vegetarian Restaurant: Try the south Indian dishes, especially the dhosa. You’ll love the variety of foods in this Indian restaurant.
The Maasai Market: See and buy some of the most colorful fabric and prints in the world.
Nairobi Butterfly Center: Experience Kenyan butterflies up close and personal.
Gikomba Market: Get out there! Mingle with native Kenyans and find great deals.
Buy a pair of Bata Safari Boots: Why not? You are in the place where they originated!
Ngong Horse Races: Watch the ponies here! The only place in Nairobi you can.
The Stanley Hotel: Out of the price range for most of us, this historical place is a must see.
Get Your Shoes Shined: This is a Nairobi experience that is easy to have and fun too.
Eat Street Food: This a truly wonderful way to meet people and eat authentic foods.
Eat a Samosa: This is an Indian-Kenyan food you can find everywhere.
Drink Chai: Kenya is famous for its tea. Be sure to try some while you are there.
Go to Church, Temple or Mosque: Whether you are Catholic, Hindu or Muslim, there is a place for you.
Walk around Nairobi: It is safe enough to do this in the day. Start at the Hilton.
See a Movie: If you enjoy international films, you will find 3 or 4 theaters that show them including an IMAX.
Triangle Market: If you like to haggle, you can do so and find great souvenirs.
Ik zie The Carnivore er niet bij?
Dagtrips vanuit Nairobi
Eburru Forest Excursion
[FONT=verdana]Ol Donyo Sabuk[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Mt.Longonot day hike[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Southern Aberdares/Kibiru forest hike[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Ol Donyo Orok day hike[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Karura forest[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Menengai Crater day hike[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Gatamaiyu forest[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Paradise Lost[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Ngong Hills[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana]Mt Suswa hike[/FONT]
En niet vergeten ,op 3 november is er een zonsverduistering te zien in Kenia