Kenya a country on the eastern part of Africa is approximately 582,644 square kilometers.
The equator divides the country almost into two halves.
Within the country lies almost every landform, from snow capped mountains to salty lakes and ocean.
It boasts of diverse topography climate and different cultures, ranging from the Masaai to the kikuyu and the Luo cultures.
The Masai culture is very famous all over the world and many come from many parts of the world to learn about it.
From our coastal shores at sea level, boasting of glorious beaches and the great escarpment, the rift valley.
The rift valley boasts of great lakes such as the Lake Nakuru and the Lake Bogoria.
Kenya is also the home to the world's biggest lake desert, Lake Turkana.
Mount Kenya is also Africa's second highest mountain.
Its snow capped peaks offer breathtaking sights.
A climb to the top of the mountain is a very unforgettable experience.
The annual wild beast migration that takes place in the months of July, August and September has put the country in the world records as home to the seventh wonder of the world.
The wild beasts, zebras and gazelles fight for their lives as they cross the Mara River from the Serengeti in Tanzania in search of greener pastures.
Over 250,000 either drown or are struggled by the crocodiles, lions and hyenas on the cross over path.
This has put the country in the world map as the home of the seventh wonder of the world.