My Day in Nairobi! ✈️

📍 National Museum of Kenya 🔹 Entry fee: 1200 KES – If paying in cash, first register your passport at reception to generate an order, take a photo, then head to the crafts shop across the way to pay via M-Pesa.✨ 🔸 English guide: 500 KES – No fixed price, considered a tip. We gave 1000 KES for two people. The guide spoke great English and gave a fantastic tour! Highly recommend for insights on human origins, Kenyan wildlife, and national history.🎉 📍 Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) – UN Africa HQ 🔹 Entry fee: 500 KES – Home to UNEP and UN-Habitat. Payment via card or M-Pesa only (no cash). 🔸 You can go up to the 27th floor for a panoramic city view! Also staged a "Meeting at the UN" photo in one of the conference rooms 😆. The guard at the entrance was fun—no photos of him, but he allowed selfies! 📷 📍 Maasai Market 🔹 The location changes daily—today it was right next to KICC! Stalls everywhere, super friendly vendors, but haggling is a must. 🔸 2 round bowls: Started at 8500 KES, bargained down to 300 KES! 3 fridge magnets: Started at 1500 KES, got them for 750 KES. Prices depend on your negotiation skills, but it’s a great place for affordable, unique souvenirs!🎈 📍 Village Market 🔹 A huge, upscale mall with pricier but more refined handicrafts. Lots of dining options too. 🔸 Carrefour supermarket (1st floor) is a gem! They have rhino, lion, and elephant tote bags—small for 26 KES, large for 39 KES. Also, fresh juice for 225 KES/bottle, and they give change in coins (rare in Kenya!). The coins make cool souvenirs: 20 KES (🐘), 10 KES (🦁), 5 KES (🦏), 1 KES (🦒). 📍 Lunch 🔹 Kilimanjaro coffee & mango shake = heavenly! 🔸 Avocado 🥑 & mango 🥭—so fresh, so delicious! 😋 🚗 Transport: Used Uber all day—affordable, and the drivers were super friendly! #NoEarlyMorningsTravelDiary #Nairobi #Kenya #KenyaTravel #TwoMorePagesReadInTheBookOfTheWorld 🌍✨