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Kenya

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The most important cities

Nairobi is the capital of Kenya, its name derives from the Maasai phrase enkare nai-robi, literally "place of cold water". Nairobi is also called Green City in the Sun (for its mild climate and many green areas) and Safari Capital of the World (for its role as a major stopover on Kenyan tourist circuits). With an estimated population of between 4 and 4.5 million, Nairobi is among the ten largest cities on the African continent.

Kisumu is the "capital" of the west, located on the shores of Lake Victoria. It is the third largest urban centre and has a crucial commercial role for trade with Uganda and Tanzania. It is famous for its sunsets over the lake and for being the beating heart of Luo culture.

Mombasa is the coastal soul of the country and its second largest city. It represents the most significant historical and tourist hub thanks to its thousand-year-old port and the Arab influences that can be felt in the old city. It is a favorite destination for those looking for the perfect mix of Swahili culture and tropical beaches.

Mombasa

Kisumu

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Flag

The flag of Kenya is one of the most recognizable symbols of the African country. First unveiled in 1963, the year of Kenya's independence, the flag of Kenya consists of three horizontal bands of black, red and green with a thin white stripe in between. In the center of the flag is a Maasai shield with two crossed spears, to indicate the people's will to defend the freedom they have won after years of struggle.

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Geography

Kenya is a country in East Africa, and is crossed by the equator. It is tropical and has very varied climates. In the north there are desert areas, and in the south centre plateaus, with woods and savannas. The country is crossed by long mountain ranges and has freshwater and saltwater lakes, including Nakuru and Turkana. The most important rivers are the Tana and the Galana. The coast of Kenya, along the Indian Ocean, is 536 km long. The coast is rich in coral reefs and white sand beaches with palm trees and forests, to the south. To the north is the Lamu archipelago and other islands bordering Tanzania. Tsavo is a large semi-desert plain, which extends to the foot of Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain.

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It features volcanic formations, including Chaimu Crater.

Tsavo West National Park

Rift valley

It is a deep valley formed millions of years ago by the movement of tectonic plates that are slowly driving East Africa away from the rest of the continent. It is a crustal "wound" over 6,000 km long that runs from Jordan to Mozambique. It is characterized by a mix of volcanoes (some still active such as Suswa or Longonot), fertile plains and steep rock faces hundreds of meters high.
It is known for its vast plains dotted with acacias and rich fauna, including large herds of elephants and views of Kilimanjaro.

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Amboseli National Park

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Visual content is a transversal, universal language, like music. We are able to understand images from millions of years ago, even from other cultures.

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