Here’s a word of advice: If your Maasai guide ever says, ‘It’s not far’, don’t assume his idea of ‘far’ is same as yours.
My trip to Kenya was unplanned, with less than 24 hours to prepare for it. That was exciting in itself – being able to up and go across the continent at a moment’s notice. Arrangements were easy to make: I bought Kenya Airways tickets in VI and got my visa on arrival in Nairobi.
It was a four-day trip (I seem to be all about short trips), but I managed to cram a lot of things into the visit. The best thing I did was decide, even in that short time, what exactly I wanted out of the trip: art and nature.

1. Crowd-sourcing Information
From knowing that, while at the Lagos airport waiting to board my flight, I crowd-sourced information by putting up an Instagram post saying I’d be in Nairobi for a few days and I was looking for suggestions on where to go for art and nature. The post achieved two things: it got me great suggestions on where to go, and it let my followers in Kenya know I would be in their zone. I don’t think I’ll go anywhere without repeating this simple act of asking my circle online. Read full article <<https://theladysroom.ng/history-art-and-snakes-in-kenya/