Kenya Tour Packages​

India and Kenya share strong cultural, economic, and diplomatic ties. With a large Indian diaspora and historical connections through trade, Indian travelers often find a warm, familiar welcome in Kenya. Direct flights and mutual tourism interest have strengthened travel between both countries.

• Capital: Nairobi

• Currency: Kenyan Shilling (KES)

• Languages: English, Swahili

• Driving Side: Left

• Plug Type: Type G (UK Style)

• Popular Parks: Masai Mara, Amboseli, Lake Nakuru

1. Check visa requirements and travel insurance

2. Choose safari tours based on animal migration seasons

3. Opt for guided experiences for safety and authenticity

4. Pack light, breathable clothing with neutral colors

5. Get vaccinated if required (like yellow fever)

Kenya is a vibrant mosaic of savannahs, lakes, forests, and tribal cultures. It's home to world-renowned national parks, the snow-capped Mount Kenya, and vibrant cities like Nairobi and Mombasa.

• Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration

• See the Big Five in natural habitats

• Explore ancient Swahili architecture on the coast

• Enjoy world-class beaches

• Interact with authentic tribal communities like the Maasai

• June to October: Best for safaris (dry season, migration season)

• January to March: Ideal weather, bird watching

• Avoid: April and May (long rains)

Kenyan cuisine is hearty and diverse. Must-try dishes include:

• Nyama Choma (grilled meat)

• Ugali (maize porridge)

• Sukuma Wiki (collard greens)

• Indian-inspired chapatis and samosas are common too!

Do's

• Carry insect repellent and sunscreen
• Tip your guides and drivers
• Dress modestly in rural areas

Respect local traditions and wildlife safety rules

Don’ts

• Don’t feed or provoke wild animals
• Avoid carrying plastic bags (they're banned)
• Don’t photograph people without permission

Shop for locally made souvenirs such as:

• Hand-carved wooden masks and figurines

• Maasai beaded jewelry

• Colorful kikoy and kitenge fabrics

• Kenyan tea and coffee

Kenya's culture is a blend of over 40 ethnic groups. The Maasai, Kikuyu, and Luo communities contribute richly through music, dance, crafts, and oral storytelling. From tribal traditions to contemporary art in Nairobi galleries, Kenya offers a deep cultural immersion.