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33 Reasons for Visiting Kenya – Well dubbed that the concept of the safari holiday experience started in Kenya. This could be true remembering that even the word ‘safari’ itself even stems from the Swahili dialect for ‘journey’ that is well known from the East African Coast. With all these in mind, Kenya safari holidays […]
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9 Reasons for Visiting Kitale – Situated in the least known Western Kenya Tourist Circuit, Kitale is predominantly an agricultural town that is surrounded by agricultural farms throughout the year. On the other hand, the alternating fields of burnt-orange colours and greenhouses that are used to grow flowers, which are then exported to Europe and other global […]
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6 Facts About the Heritage of the Bukusu Forts – The Bukusu or Babukusu are the largest of the 17 houses sub-tribes of the Luhya are today found largely in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda. Learn all about Bukusu origin, ancestry, clans, traditions and culture. Commonly referred as the Bukusu, the name Babukusu was given […]
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5 Highlights About Western Kenya – At Oluokos Signature, we believe in taking the roads less traveled. Our journeys are carefully crafted to take you through unique experiences. We give you the opportunity to meet new people, learn about new cultures and leave positive footprints while doing so. With Oluokos Signature, it is not just […]
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6 Reasons for Visiting Western Kenya – If you are requested to choose one between dancing with the setting sun and following the trails of the migrating wildebeest… What would you choose? Welcome to Western Kenya! Like I have said so many times that this is Western Kenya and not Wasted Kenya To those of […]
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DR Congo 3 Reasons Why Visit – Interestingly in the news most of the time for the wrong reasons, DR Congo is known for its breadth of biodiversity and natural richness, which includes the largest area of primary rainforest in Africa. A journey to the heart of DR Congo is off the trodden path somewhat, […]
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7 Secrets Of Khangas and Feminity – In East Africa, and especially along the Swahili Coast, the khanga holds a special place: It is a rich piece of art and culture that is intricately woven into daily lives, from birth to death and in between. This rectangular piece of cotton cloth is comprised of a […]
