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Kenya Safaris with Bush Routes Adventures
Choose your
Kenya Safari and visit some of the most
exciting places ever heard of. Travel to
Kenya and you can visit the national parks
and have a magnificent experience with the
Big Five and the ever beautiful flamingos of
the
Lake Nakuru. You can have the pleasure
of visiting the
Amboseli
renowned for its
elephant populations and large herds,
including some impressively tusked bulls are
drawn to a series of large, lush swamplands. The
Maasai Mara is famous for the Big Five
and which is a natural wonder experiencing
the Great Wildebeest Migration. Or even
visit the coastal city of
Mombasa
is one of
Africa's major tourist destinations, with
some of the best beaches in the world. The
Kenya Safari is a money back guarantee that
will meet if not exceed your expectations of
a truly wonderful safari.
People.
Currently there are more than 40 different
ethnic group in Kenya. The main groups of
tribes are the Bantu who migrated from
western Africa, the Nilotic people who
originated from Sudan and the Hamitic group,
who were mainly pastoral tribes from
Ethiopia and Somalia. The main tribes are
Kikuyu (21%), Meru (5%), Kalenjin, Luyha,
Luo (14%), Kisii, Kamba, Swahili, Masai,
Turkana
LANGUAGES:
The Kenyan official national language is
English, and it is wide spoken. There also
another national language, Kiswahili. Both
Languages are taught throughout the country.
It's extremely useful for the traveler to
have a working knowledge of Swahili,
especially outside the urban areas and in
remote parts of the country
ART & CRAFT:
Most art and craft production is for the
lucrative tourist market. Items produced for
the tourist market include sisal baskets,
elephant hair (not real elephant hair)
bracelets, Maasai bead jewelry, musical
instruments, and silver and gold jewelry,
soapstone sculptures, wooden carvings,
tribal masks and Maasai figurines.
paintings, prints and sculptures, batik
cloth, and kangas—women’s wraparound skirts
with beautiful patterns, and often Kenyan
proverbs printed on them and kiko is type of
sarong for men that comes in many different
colors and textiles.
Climate:
Kenya is divided by the equator and enjoys a
tropical climate. It is hot and humid at the
coast, temperate inland and very dry in the
arid north and northeastern parts of the
country. The hottest period is February and
March and the coldest is July and August.
The average annual temperatures in the main
areas are Mombasa (72°F - 86°F); Nairobi
(55°F - 77°F); and North Plain lands (73°F -
92°F). The long rains occur from April to
June and short rains from October to
December. Rainfall is sometimes heavy and
mostly occurs during afternoon or early
evening hours.

CONTACT ADDRESS
HEAD OFFICE DAR ES SALAAM.
ZANZIBAR HOTEL P.O. BOX 12594.
TEL/FAX: +255 22 2133793, Mobile:
+255 788 221 650
ARUSHA BRANCH OFFICE. KALOLENI
AREA OPPOSITE , PRIMIEM HOUSE.
BOX 14477 ARUSHA, Mobile: +255
713 350 601, TEL. +255 754 398 815
admin@bushroutes.com
or
reservations@bushroutes.com
Copyrights.
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Routes Adventures.
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