Many people visit the
African continent to experience African safaris. Kenya is one of the countries
of the continent that allows visitors to experience the safari ride. The
country is home to more than 100 operations wildlife conservancies which are
spread across private and public land.
The speciality of the
country is that its people are inclined to preserve the wildlife ecosystems and
thus help in maintaining Kenya’s national park system. Visitors should not miss
visiting Ol Pejeta near Mount Kenya and Ol Kinyei near Tanzania as they can
experience the sight of diverse wildlife.
Beaches are also a
reason that is crucial to enhance the tourist sector. The beaches of Mombasa,
Diani, Malindi, and Lamu are all unique and give a pleasant experience to visitors.
The warm waters of the Indian Ocean soothe the souls of travellers. Tourists
can experience kitesurfing and snorkelling adventures that relax both body and
mind.
One can also
experience a sense of relaxation by staying at a Swahili beach house and
strolling along the beach shores on soft sand. One should never miss tasting
some fresh seafood and Swahili cuisine which can be mouth-watering. A small
vacation on beaches can uplift the mood and bring a sense of peace.
Maasai Mara National
Reserve is a must on the tourist list while visiting Kenya as it is a hub for
the Great Migration that occurs between July and August. The event is
characterised by two million wildebeest arriving from Tanzania to the country
in search of green pasture lands and wetlands.
Everyone considers
Mara to be a great place for going on a safari. One can witness wildlife such
as lions, elephants, rhinos, and leopards in their natural habitats while
visiting these national reserves.
Kenya offers some
authentic cuisine varieties as well as some bizarre dishes. Nairobi, the
capital city, harbours a wide range of restaurants. The famous restaurants
include Moorings Floating Restaurant and Ali Barbour’s Cave in Mombasa. One can
find Ugali, the national dish of the country on every menu. It is made of maize
flour and has a special taste to it.
With a total of 7
world heritage sites to its name, Kenya finds it important to preserve its
culture and heritage. These include Fort Jesus (Mombasa), Sacred Mijikenda Kaya
Forests (Mombasa), Old Town of Lamu, and Thimlich Ohinga stone ruins that exist
near Lake Victoria. These stone ruins are believed to be around 500 years old.
The Kenya Lake system of the Great Rift Valley, Mount Kenya National Park, and
Three Lake Turkana National Parks are natural sites that can be visited while
on a Kenya trip. These sites make a trip to Kenya both interesting and
exciting.
Apart from natural
sites, African safaris, and beaches, tourists can also plan sports sessions
while in Kenya. Tourists generally are involved in hiking, cycling, or driving
activities while on the trip. So the trip to Kenya can be both adventurous and
fun-filled.
The Kericho green tea
leaves fields, barren Nyiri and Chalbi deserts, and Kakamega rainforests are
beautiful sites to visit. This reflects the beautiful landscapes the country
embodies. So restricting just to safaris may not serve the purpose while
visiting Kenya. One has to ensure to visit all other cultural and natural sites
that add to the box of memories.
Nairobi's party
culture is also astounding. The city has pubs which allow tourists. The
jewellery in the country available at Maasai markets that are handmade and
authentic to Kenyan culture. So pick some jewellery for yourself as well as
your loved ones.
But to be able to
visit Kenya as an Indian, one should acquire an India to Kenya Visa from the consulate.
And to be able to go on a trip to explore the country, a Kenya tourist visa for
Indians is required.
Visa Requirements for
Kenyan Visa for Indian
Here are the
requirements for Kenyan
E-visa for Indians:
- A colour scan of the first and last pages of your
passport.
- A current, colour, passport-sized image that has been
scanned and has a white background.
- An air ticket for a guaranteed return flight.
- Hotel bookings
- Invitation from friends or family.
- The itinerary has details of the trip,
- Declaration of Health form.
Procedure for Visa
Application
To apply for a Visa to Kenya online, follow the steps given below:
- Visit the nation's official website to complete an
online visa application.
- Enter the necessary information while applying for a
visa, being careful to only offer genuine and accurate information.
- All scanned versions of important documentation have
to be supplied along with the visa application form.
- Once the applicant has paid the visa application fee, a
message confirming the visa approval will be sent to the email address
provided by the applicant in the application form.
