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Nairobi Tented Camp by @porinibygamewatchers offer

Nairobi Tented Camp by @porinibygamewatchers offers nine ensuite tents set beneath a canopy of indigenous trees in Karen. Mornings begin with birdsong, and it’s not unusual to spot monkeys, hornbills or tree hyraxes nearby.

Within 20 minutes, guests can be on a game drive in Nairobi National Park, where lions and rhinos roam against the city skyline. The Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Giraffe Centre are also close by. Evenings are for unwinding with dinner under the trees and conversations around the campfire.

The camp is fully solar-powered and built without permanent structures, so every stay is designed for low impact.

Whether you’re beginning your Kenyan safari or ending it, this is a stay that feels far more memorable than a city hotel.

Plan your safari with a stay at Nairobi Tented Camp with us. Link in bio.

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🦍 Happy #WorldGorillaDay! Every 24 September, we

🦍 Happy #WorldGorillaDay!

Every 24 September, we celebrate the gentle giants of Africa's mountain forests and the people who protect them. This year the spotlight is on responsible tourism, healthy habitats, and community-led conservation. The future of mountain gorillas depends on all three.

The numbers show that this approach is working. Decades of ranger patrols, veterinary care, and partnership with the communities around Bwindi and the Virungas have helped mountain gorilla populations grow. This month, Rwanda welcomed 22 newly named baby gorillas at their annual Kwita Izina Festival.

Still, the species is endangered. Every trekking permit helps fund park protection and supports the local communities living alongside these forests. When you trek responsibly, you become part of the conservation story.

Ready to meet them face to face? Trek through the misty Bwindi Impenetrable Forest or explore the Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda with us.
PS: Permits are limited, so book your gorilla trekking safari with us today and turn a once-in-a-lifetime encounter into a lasting impact.

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✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays This week's feature take

✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays

This week's feature takes us to Eldoret, the host of #untourismweek2026 , where the "city of champions" is making its case as more than an athletics capital.

Beyond the tracks lies the Eldoret Nature and Culture Centre, established in 2006, blending game watching with a rich cultural showcase, homesteads representing the Nandi, Maasai, Pokot, Kikuyu, Marakwet and Luo communities all in one space.

But beneath the charm, Dominic Wanjiru found a more layered picture. Strategically placed litter bins pointed to thoughtful management, and the centre even rears its own chicken and rabbits to feed the resident snakes, a resourceful, cost-effective practice. Yet not everything was picture perfect: some animals, especially the hyena and lioness, appeared visibly stressed in their enclosures, a reminder that sustainable tourism is as much about animal welfare as it is about clean grounds.

To read more ...
🔗 Head to our Utalii Bora Highlights for direct access to this week's featured story.

📖 Visit the Utalii Bora link in our bio to read the full blog.

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🦏 Rhinos have walked the earth for over 50 million

🦏 Rhinos have walked the earth for over 50 million years yet today, all five species face an uncertain future. The black rhino remains Critically Endangered and the white rhino Near Threatened, with poaching and habitat loss still among their greatest threats.

But here in Kenya, the story is also one of hope. Through the tireless work of the people safeguarding our protected areas, Kenya has become a global leader in rhino conservation. We are also home to one of the largest black rhino populations in Africa and a model for how anti-poaching efforts, habitat protection, and community-led conservation can turn the tide.
Every ranger on patrol, every conservancy protecting grazing land, every community choosing coexistence over conflict, it all adds up.

This World Rhino Day, let’s celebrate the progress while remembering the work isn’t done. Protecting rhinos means protecting the ecosystems, and the people who share their home. 🌍

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Set within a riverine forest on the winding banks

Set within a riverine forest on the winding banks of the Mara River, Governors' Camp is arguably one of the best spots in the Masai Mara National Reserve for watching wildlife. Couples, families and friends will love its classic safari experience, right in the middle of the action.

The Governors' Camp Collection is committed to safeguarding the Masai Mara ecosystem. It invests in renewable energy and waste reduction, and it backs the Maasai community's conservation work and economic growth. Every stay helps protect wildlife and supports sustainable tourism in one of Africa's most remarkable landscapes.

📍 Book your unforgettable Mara safari with us and stay at Africa's first permanent luxury tented camp, still on its original site since 1972.

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✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays This week's feature take

✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays

This week's feature takes us into the heart of Nairobi itself, where Sharon Wangari discovered that you don't need to leave the city to disappear into the wild. Nairobi is home to over 600 bird species, one of the highest counts of any city in the world, a fact made possible by its unique claim to being the only capital with a national park within its borders.

Every Wednesday, @nature_kenya Bird Walk gathers birders of every age and experience level at the National Museums of Kenya. Guided by conservationists, the walk turned Sharon from a self-confessed skeptic, who expected to be pointing binoculars at crows, into someone who witnessed a mid-air standoff between a long-crested eagle and a harrier hawk within her first outing.

And perhaps the most memorable takeaway? In just two hours, the group spotted about thirty species, a reminder that some of the richest wildlife encounters are hiding in plain sight, right in the middle of the city.

🔗 Head to our Utalii Bora Highlights for direct access to this week's featured story.

📖 Visit the Utalii Bora link in our bio to read the full blog.

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