Nairobi, Kenya 
Nairobi, the urban jungle in the heart of the savannah
A vibrant and contrasting city, Nairobi offers a fascinating mix of urban energy and wild nature. This fast-growing Kenyan capital surprises with its national park at the city’s doorstep, captivating museums, emerging art scene, and bustling markets. Our guide unveils the many faces of this unique African metropolis—perfect for travelers seeking authenticity, adventure, and unexpected encounters.
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Top 6 Must-See Places
1.Nairobi National Park
2.Giraffe Centre
3.David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
4.Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC)
5.Karen Blixen Museum
6.Maasai Market
Must-Try
🍽️Nyama Choma – Kenyan grilled meat
🍽️Ugali – Cornmeal staple of Kenyan cuisine
🍽️Samosas – Stuffed fried pastries inspired by Indian cuisine
Good to Know
- 🗣️ Languages: English and Swahili (both official and widely used)
- 🌤️ Weather: Mild temperatures in July-August: 10°C to 22°C, dry climate
- 💶 Currency: Kenyan Shilling (KES)
- 🛩️ Airport: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO)
- 🚇 Transportation: Matatus (local minibuses) / Boda-bodas (motorcycle taxis) / Taxis / Uber
Quick Tips
- 🕒 Time Zone: UTC+03
- 💳 Payment: Credit cards accepted in town, carry cash for markets and small shops
- 🍽️ Meal Times: Lunch 12:30pm-2pm, Dinner 7pm-9pm
- 🚰 Water: Don’t drink tap water, prefer sealed bottled water
- 🔌 Electric Plugs: Type G (240V – same as UK)
Emergency Numbers
- 🚓 Police: 999
- 🚑 Emergency: 999