Mufasa The Lion  Mara tour Safari Kenya

Mufasa The Lion tour: A Kibaria Travel Tour Company In Kenya is a premier African safari company that offers travelers the opportunity to see some of the most amazing wildlife on the planet. The company is based in Nairobi, Kenya and has been in operation for a few years now. Kibaria Travel specializes in tailor-made safaris, which means that they will work with you to create an itinerary that suits your specific interests and budget. Whether you’re looking to see the big five animals (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhino) or want to experience the incredible migrating herds of wildebeest and zebra, Kibaria Travel can make it happen. What’s more, Kibaria Travel is dedicated to sustainable tourism initiatives and works closely with local communities to ensure that their business benefits locals as well as visitors. So when you book a tour with Kibaria Travel, you can be confident that you’re supporting responsible tourism practices. Ready to start planning your dream African safari? Here’s what you need to know about

What you will see on the mufasa Lion king tour?

When you book a tour with Kibaria, you can expect to see the some of the following animals up close and personal: zebras, elephants, gazelles, giraffes, and of course, lions. The Mufasa Lion King Tour is named after one of the most famous lions in history, and on this tour you will get to see plenty of these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. You will also get to experience the beauty of the Kenyan landscape firsthand, from the sprawling plains to the towering mountains.

What Is so fascinating on the Maasai mara travel tour 

The Maasai Mara travel tour is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Kenya. It is so popular because it provides an up close and personal experience with some of the most iconic animals on the planet. The Maasai Mara is home to the big five: lions, leopards, rhinos, buffalo, and elephants. Tourists on the Maasai Mara travel tour will also have a chance to see other animals such as zebra, giraffe, and wildebeest. One of the highlights of the Maasai Mara travel tour is the hot air balloon ride. This is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the animals of the Maasai Mara from above. The ride lasts for about an hour, and it is an incredible experience.This has a catch though as it has to be pre planned in advance :). Another highlight of the Maasai Mara travel tour is the visit to a traditional Maasai village. This is a great opportunity to learn about the culture and traditions of the Maasai people. The visit includes a dance performance by the men of the village and a chance to try some traditional food. The Maasai Mara travel tour is an amazing experience that should not be missed.

Benefits of traveling with Kibaria travels for ‘mufasa’ mara tours 

Traveling is one of the best ways to explore the world and experience new cultures. And with Kibaria Travels, you can rest assured you will be getting the most out of your “mufasa tour” in the mara and all other adventure escapedes . Kibaria Travel offers:

 All-inclusive tour package. This means that everything from accommodation and food to game drives and activities are included in the price. This takes away a lot of the stress and hassle that comes with planning a safari trip, as you don’t have to worry about booking and coordinating different elements yourself.

 a great team of experienced guides who really know the Kenyan bush and how to spot game. They also have a good track record of successful game viewing experiences, so you can be sure that you’re in good hands. They also works with local guides who know the ins and outs of their city or country. They’ll show you the best sights and landmarks, as well as introduce you to the local culture.

Convenient travel planning: Kibaria Travels makes booking airfare, hotels, and other travel arrangements easy.

Affordable prices: Kibaria Travels offers competitive pricing on all of its travel packages.

Fun-filled itineraries: Kibaria Travels puts together well-rounded itineraries that include activities for every type of traveler.

Small group sizes: Kibaria Travels keeps its group sizes small, so you can really get to know your fellow travelers and make lasting memories.

Satisfaction guaranteed: Kibaria Travels is dedicated to your satisfaction. If you’re not happy with your trip, they’ll do everything they can to make it right.

5. Book with up for all your travel tours 

Mufasa The Lion King: A Kibaria Travel Tour Company In Kenya is one of the most reliable and affordable travel tour companies in Kenya. We provide all-inclusive travel packages that include airfare, accommodation, ground transportation, and tour guide services. Our team of experts will take care of all the details so that you can relax and enjoy your vacation. Whether you’re interested in a safari adventure, beach holiday, or cultural experience, we have a tour package that’s right for you. And because we’re a local company, we can offer you insider knowledge and access to the best attractions and activities in Kenya. So what are you waiting for? Book with us today for an unforgettable experience!
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The world is full of fascinating things and many of us have our final chapter before we get to see some of the most beautiful sceneries nature has to offer. One of these places lies in Kajiado County at a distance of approximately 88 km from Nairobi and 115.6 km by road from Nairobi. This is the home of Lake Magadi which is famously knows as the “pink lake.” The lake is pink in color because the mineral is formed by chemicals such as sodium carbonate leeched by igneous rocks in the volcanic valley and washed down the valley’s walls and carried into the lake’s trough by the hot springs on the edges of the lake. Lake Magadi is a natural resource with wonders of its own. Any Kenyan citizen was taught about it somewhere in their school years. It is one of the biggest treasures Kenya has given that it is responsible for the salt sold in the Kenyan market.

As you approach the Lake, a semi-arid atmosphere immediately captures your curiosity. Kajiado county is predominantly occupied by the Maasai tribe which is why you will get glimpses of large herds of cattle, small mud houses made mostly from cow dung known as the “Manyatta” and a red like “leso” or “kanga” for a lack of a better word worn by the residents there. The scenery is just mesmerizing on its own.

Ever been to an area where…

There is a lake that has salt residues instead of water,

The lake is pink instead of colorless, brown, green or blue,

The sun is too hot that it gets rid of vegetation,

Access to clean water is a luxury and not a usual,

Access to social amenities is foreign rather than the norm,

Farm land is a mere dream rather than a reality,

Trees are a unique phenomenon rather than ordinary,

Trona is within your view no matter what direction you turn,

Nature is crafted like the perfect masterpiece,

Then Lake Magadi is the place you need to be to see all this.

A drive through Lake Magadi left me in awe. Everything that the light touched just brought out the perfection of mother nature and the entire trip just left me in a trance. We had a mini hike across the bare land as we got a brief explanation on the concerns of the drying lake that may lead to its extinction come the next 20 years if proper environmental conservation isn’t done. My heart sunk because I just imagined what would happen to future generations in case these resource becomes extinct like the dinosaurs.

Lake Magadi is virtually a continuous massive plain with several Trona sites scattered across the lake. Every direction you turn you just see fields of Trona all over and dusty roads on either side. You will only spot a few settlements as you get into the gate which predominantly belong to the rangers. A few distances apart you may locate a few “manyattas” here and there which belong to the maasai. You will also see children playing around without a worry in the world because this is the life they are accustomed to. The beauty of Magadi can only be embraced in person because no words can create the perfect image of the dumbfounding elegance of the lake and its environs.

However, there were some light, enjoyable moments that made the trip worthwhile.

One of them being having a swim in the Magadi hot springs for some rejuvenating skin cleansing and healing. The best bit of the whole situation was the dry patches left on one’s skin after dipping in the salty water. The water was generally warm and hot in some instances. It left like being thrown in a boiling pot of water. Several members of the group were courageous enough to get into the water while the rest stood by the sidelines watching what was unfolding right before their eyes. It was like seeing the spark of a tiny star igniting the plains because the whole affair brought the entire place to life.

Picture a glimmering lake at the background, a mountain top, a sun that dominates the environment and imagine what you would wish for….

As we did our small hike, unknown to us was that romance was brewing in the air and for one couple in the group this was not just a trip but a day to retain in their memory book forever. It would be a day where the memory would sneak down their eyes and roll down their cheeks. Truth be told sometimes one never knows the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory. Alex, the co-founder of Kibaria and the trip coordinator took aside the lucky lady and distracted her with the view of the lake and some very captivating photos.

Four selected ladies walked behind the lady and right next to the gentleman who wanted to pop the question with lovely carved out cardboards written “WILL YOU MARRY ME?” The rest of the group was standing on the opposite side of the couple and you could hear murmurs and a lot of excitement accompanied by so many “aaaawwwwsss” most especially from the beautiful ladies in the group. The bride to be seemed to be lost in thought and a bit mind blown as the groom to be went down on one knee to pop the question. She seemed to be both out of breath as she was barely able to let out a clear “YES.” The rest of the group cheered for the couple and congratulatory messages, hugs and greetings started being showered all around. The beautiful couple enjoyed the non-erasable moment with their beautiful daughter.

For a moment …

I felt like I would go to my own sun,

And if I was burned by its fire,

I would fly on scorched wings.

The groom to be kissed his fiancée’s lips like they were air and he couldn’t breathe. The bride to be reciprocated by glaring right into her fiancée’s eyes like she was addicted to him and had tasted his mind and she could not forget his flavor. They smiled lovingly at each other and you could clearly feel the passion between them unfold and a brush of their hands on each other led to the release of a thousand sensations that seduced each of them.

Remember;

The best kiss is the one that has been exchanged a thousand times between the eyes before it reached the lips because one day you will kiss someone you can’t breathe without and find that breath is of little consequence.

For a brief second, I forgot I was in Lake Magadi because I was exhilarated by what had just unfolded before my eyes. It is amazing to see a young couple walk towards their life of marriage and even entertain the thought of having each other as life partners. With their beautiful daughter watching her parents make the decision to unite and raise her, all I can do is wish the couple the best in their new chapter in life.

CONGRATULATIONS JANERITTAH AND LORDIN!

May you have a blissful and blessed union.

All in all, Kibaria Travel was at the top of its game in this particular trip. After the proposal there was a brief photo shoot moment as we headed to have lunch somewhere in the middle of the lake. There was a short shrubby tree where the lunch had been put awaiting our arrival for some very serious munching. Our tongues were salivating as we crossed a small section of the lake on foot towards the location where lunch had been preserved. The walk was a challenge on its own given the slippery nature of the rocks in the water and the fear of falling into a deeper part of the lake if one wasn’t careful. The water was soothing as it was mildly warm and it felt like one was soaking their legs in a jacuzzi. When you get to the other side you had to balance yourself as you walk through the dry sandy soil which opened the way to the “picnic site” of sorts. We had nyama choma, ugali and kachumbari prepared in the traditional maasai way accompanied by a cup of soup mixed with goat blood for those who wanted to indulge. To experience the true maasai culture, we ate while standing on our own two feet with ugali on one hand and the nyama choma on the other. The meal was totally traditional given there were no plates to even put the meal in. If you want to experience raw culture, then a trip to lake Magadi organized by Kibaria Travel may just be what you need.

After lunch we headed to the Magadi resort for a self-sponsored swimming session. This might have been the best moment yet given that walking and standing in the scorching sun had not only made us sweat loads of bucket but also be covered in dust while also thoroughly having weird patches of dry skin from swimming in the Magadi hot springs. We had some fun in the pool with brief photo sessions for about an hour then departed for Nairobi.

Overall I had a great time and I really look forward to my next trip. I yearn to see many more places like how a drowning person yearns for air.

Remember;

So much of who we are is where we have been because in the end, you won’t remember the time you spent working in the office but rather the moments that truly took your breath away because to travel is to take a journey into yourself.

Copyrights © 2020 Eva Mwangi

Most people in the world have never had a chance to experience an environment different from their norm. I fall under the people in this category and truthfully speaking I have not visited very many places in my lifetime. You hear stories of the wonders of the world yet you never truly get to see them. The world is spectacular and Kenya happens to be among the countries with very beautiful sites and sceneries that captivate even its own residents.

I was amazed by a recent trip I took in Nyeri County that left me bewildered about what lies in the fertile parts of our beautiful nation. Somewhere in there you will stumble upon a time capsule of an area famously known as Tafaria Castle.

Ever been to a place where…

A Dream was turned into reality,

The beauty of nature captures your heart,

History can be seen at the forefront,

The serenity of the environment engulfs your being,

Games you play bring out your inner child,

Community is the center of the entire enterprise,

Pre-colonial heritage is told in a relatable way,

Thinking outside the box is a concept highly appreciated,

The dreams of the founder shine so bright that they blind your eyes.

Tafaria castle is definitely a place you would truly cherish to be a part of because it captures a lot of the history that no one ever told you about. The place rests in a sort of highland format given that the path around it feels like a climb and slope at the same time. A walk through the facility tells you the story of the British back in the 1800s and early 1900s.

Each cabin tells the tale of the different people that were involved in the internal conflicts of the British era. The facility resembles a castle that is surrounded by different cabins which reflect the diversity of the community it has been emulated from. The cabins rest in three separate formats. Basically there are the knights’ cabins, the damsels’ cabins and the Vikings cabins. Each of these group of cabins represents a section of the British culture that was predominantly present in the early 1900s and most of the 1700s and 1800s.

The damsel cabins lie at the center of the establishment close to the knights’ cabins. A story is told where the damsels would be constantly attacked by the Vikings that the knights took it upon themselves to protect the damsels in distress. Because of this they ended up building their cabins close to the damsels so that if the Vikings launched an attack then they would be ready and close enough to protect them.

At the far end lies the Viking quarters that embrace sort of a warrior look given that they were innately always up for a battle of any sort. They loved violence and chaos to a fault which made them a threat to the peace of the community. Their cabins are meticulously decorated with tent-like appearance including the tough sisal strings and very hard wood. The set-up is meant to depict a camping feeling to showcase the nomadism of the Vikings. Given that Vikings were constantly on the move, their solace was basically tents for easy movement and carrying.

Kibaria Travel took the initiative to secure us a sumptuous meal in the establishment that I can only say it was a “Kings lunch.” Basically it was a full course meal with all the delicious accompaniments you can possibly picture. The chef was quick to ask what we thought of the food and the catering staff was very helpful and delightful to be around. In essence, it was like dining with royalty.

The journey to and from Tafaria was incredibly educative and eye opening and to say that my eyes marveled throughout the entire journey was an understatement. There was a birthday cake as usual for babies born on that month and our taste buds were marveled by the sweetness of the cake that made our mouths to drool.

Remember;

    “I would rather own a little and see the world than own the world and see a little of it.” …

    Copyrights © 2020 Eva Mwangi

Ever wondered what lies in the semi-arid parts of Kenya?

I have always imagined and wanted to view this part of Kenya mostly out of curiosity but at the same time I had the fear of probably dying of thirst or hunger. The truth is, many beautiful things can be seen and experienced in this unknown part of the country.

Ever been to a place where…

Sand dunes and huge rocks beckon your immediate view?

Shrubs and Cactus bloom like a flower in the spring?

Plain nilotes trod their herds of cattle without any worry?

Huts exist kilometers apart?

Acres of land stretch for distances without human pollution?

You can have the perfect view of the sunrise and the sunset?

The worst garbage you will see is animal excrement?

The wind blows as softly as a whistle?

Nature fights bravely to exist like an arrow?

This place exists somewhere in Laikipia county an area known as Doldol.

It is the home of Oljogi Wildlife Conservancy. The conservancy lies in a wide area that covers several acres. It is known most especially for being the home of the only brown bear in Kenya. The conservancy is home to several species of wildlife.

The walk across the conservancy was better than I had pictured. The terrain was different from the city we walk on daily but the peace and quiet in the surrounding was to die for. The few animal noises that could be heard as you enjoyed the beautiful fresh air was just mesmerizing to the core. To say the entire view was breathtaking would be an understatement. For once in my life I got a chance to hold a white mouse even though I was very terrified. It is unbelievable to imagine oneself holding a rodent that you’ve been taught to hate and despise over the course of your lifetime. One thing that I was completely transfixed on was the brown bear. I could not believe my eyes. I felt like I was in a day dream because I had only ever seen this creature in the movies. It was as spectacular as you could hope for and its huge size was just a whole other story.

It was my first time seeing a wild dog and I must say I was truly fascinated. Their uncanny resemblance to the everyday dog was clear but their vicious eyes and terrifying barks could make one wet their pants. The tour guide explained different intriguing facts of the various species as we walked through the conservancy including what to expect from different creatures when you approach them.

Kibaria Travel did a great job throughout the trip. We had professional photography to capture the wild animals and wild scenery around us. We had water that kept us hydrated throughout the trip and most importantly there was a lot of rejuvenating conversations throughout the journey. The group lunch we had was sumptuous and very well catered. I must say Kibaria was on top of their game. There were many more wildlife to see but you can only truly appreciate the experience when you go there in person. For now, I have to end the story here though I will do another series on the Oljogi Conservancy road trip.

To be continued….

Remember;

The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.

Copyrights © 2019 Eva Mwangi Blogger – Kibaria Travel