Travel Guide
Surface:The total land area of Kenya is around 583,000 sq km. Population: The population of Kenya is 33,830,000 with an ethnic mix of 22%25 Kikuyu, 14%25 Luhya, 13%25 Luo, 12%25 Kalenjin, 11%25 Kamba, 6%25 Kisii, 6%25 Meru and 16%25 others. System of government: Kenya has a republic government. Capital: Nairobi, with a population of around 2,818,000 inhabitants, is the capital of Kenya. Religion: 35%25 Protestant, 30%25 Roman Catholic, 30%25 Muslim, 5%25 others. Official Language: The official language is English. Swahili is also spoken. Government: Kenya has a republic government. Climate: Kenya has a tropical climate. The coastal regions experience hot and humid conditions, while the inland stays cooler. Units of measure and electricity: Kenya follows the metric system of measurement and the official electricity unit is 220V, 50 Hz. Time Zone: The Kenyan standard time is GMT + 3. Currency: Kenyan Shilling (1 € = 90.31 KES). Travel documents required: Apart from the nationals of certain specified countries, all other nationals require a visa for travel to Kenya.
Kenya Destinations
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6.9
Educational, Youth travel
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6.8
Rural, Art & Culture
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6.8
Youth travel, Adventure
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6.5
Sun & beach, Adventure
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Rural, Adventure
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Rural, Adventure
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Educational, Youth travel
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Educational, Youth travel
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What travelers say
Kisumu
10
Its a city in a third world country but it offers so much and is so much safer than Nairobi etc. The people are lovely and theres plenty to see. It was named the UN's first 'Millenium City' in the world due to its potential, security and investment is now pooring in. See this link below for loads of info on the topic. Stay in Kisumu in a Guest house, just out side from the town centre for noise sake and not too near the lake to stay away from the mosquitos and your'll be fine. See the link below: http://www.kisumurealestates.com/invest-in-kisumu.html
