Located
in an area once frequented by the pastoral Masai, Nairobi
was founded in the late 1890s as a British railroad camp
on the Mombasa-to-Uganda railroad. From 1899 to 1905 it
served as a British provincial capital. In 1905 the city
became the capital of the British East Africa Protectorate
(called Kenya Colony from 1920 to 1963).
Nairobi,
city, capital of Kenya, in Nairobi District, situated at
an elevation of about 1660 m (about 5450 ft) in the highlands
of the southern part of the country. Nairobi is Kenya's
principal economic, administrative, and cultural center
and is one of the largest and fastest growing cities in
Africa. Manufactures include processed food, textiles, clothing,
building materials, and communications and transportation
equipment. The city also has a large tourist industry. Nairobi
National Park, a large wildlife preserve on the outskirts
of the city, is a major tourist attraction. Other points
of interest include the National Museum of Kenya, known
for a display on early humans in Africa; the Parliament
buildings; the law courts; City Hall; McMillan Memorial
Library; the busy Municipal Market and nearby bazaar; the
Kenya National Theatre; and Sorsbie Art Gallery.
CODE |
ITINERARY |
I(Select
for Details) |
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GHS01
• 3
Hours |
Nairobi
City Tour |
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GHS02
• 4 Hours |
Karen
blixen museum & Giraffe center |
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GHS03
• 4 hours |
Bomas
of Kenya |
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GHS04
• 3
Hours |
Daphne
Shedrick |
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GHS05
• 3
Hours |
Daphne
Shedrick & Nairobi National Park |
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GHS06
•
4 hours |
Paradise
Lost |
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GHS07
• 4 hours |
Nairobi
National Park |
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