Kenya
Capital: Nairobi | Language: Swahili, English | Currency: Kenya Shilling (KES)
Crossing the borders from Uganda to Kenya might be a straightforward procedure. But on the other side, you might be surprised about the different mentality of the people and the countries appearance. We crossed the border with a night bus that stops around 1 am at the border where you can handle your Visa documents. Even though the country was officially in lock-down for tourists due to Corona in April, we managed to enter without any problems. Welcome to Kenya!
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You are interested in visiting some cities or even doing a similar trip through the country? Check out the following cities we visited and things to do in Kenya.
