People often wonder how I am able to travel as much while maintaining a full time job. The average Kenyan employee will get anything from 20 – 30 days off work annually. Last year, I used my 26 leave days to take 2 international trips and about 8- 10 local and regional trips. If the
When I decided to visit Ethiopia there were two main goals. 1st one was have a stunning photo of me having coffee with the Bete Medhane Alem Cathedral in my background – FAIL; I however got some good pictures whilst in Addis Ababa. My 2nd goal was to be awed by the over hyped Rock Hewn churches
I fell in love with Gondar as soon as I got off the plane. Gondar Airport is small and quaint and looks more like a museum than an airport. After a couple of selfies we proceeded to get our bags. The manager of the hotel which I had booked picked us up and we immediately
Ethiopia is one of those countries that are not known for its tourism potential. A lot of its potential lies behind closed curtains. I joined my sister for a week of exploring some Ethiopian Highlights and was amazed of how little I knew about the country. Being an ancient civilization, the country has an incredibly
A few weeks back my sister and I had an amazing time in Ethiopia. I will be writing in depth about my trip but for now its all about Addis Ababa in Pictures. It is the capital and largest city of Addis Ababa. I am not a city girl however I believe a city tells
‘Out of Africa’ the Movie and the book are a great watch or read for everyone in love with Africa and its stunning landscapes. I am in love with expanse landscapes that are very predominant in Africa and even more so in Kenya. For the weekend I had my very own Out Of Africa experience less the terrible luck in
5 Counties – 4 Troopers – 3 Days – 2 Lakes – 1 Life Time Experience For the longest time I have been wanting to paraglide above the magnificent Kerio Valley so when Pav, my friend flaunted the idea to do a road trip to Iten, there was no thinking about it. The 3 day
Think Vietnam and many still think about a war-torn country- not necessarily but that is usually the case. Vietnam is more than just its war memory; it has so many lovely things to offer. When I decided to visit Vietnam for the holiday I received all sort of remarks from “why, whats there in Vietnam?”
With the year coming close to an end, it’s time to keep a full time packed backpack ready for any adventures that may come my way. Last weekend, I chose to go searching for much more than a perfectly sun kissed skin and nothing screams adrenaline as much as rafting does. My last white water
My love for beaches cannot be stressed enough. Its a relationship that will last forever and ever. Seriously, I need the sun for medical reasons, I do spend most of my year at 2,500m (8,205 ft) altitude , it never really gets hot and my skin starts to get a grey dull look. I need
