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Explore the Worlds Biggest Slum
Places to Visit in Kibera
Destinations in Nairobi
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Giraffe Centre
$100
Nairobi Giraffe Centre is home to the endangered Rothschild Giraffe, of which there are sadly less than 750 estimated to be remaining in the wild.
3 Hours
10+
Wildlife protection and conservation has been a center of debate over the years.
12+
Karen Blixen Museum was initially a home to Karen Blixen and her husband, Bror Blixen, in the early 1900s. She is well known for her book ‘Out of Africa’, an account of her life in Kenya, which was later adopted into a film.
12+
Nairobi City Tour
$100
Nairobi, also known as the City under the sun, is Kenya’s capital and one of the most diverse and interesting places to visit during your holiday vacation.
Full Day
16+
Full day Kibera slum tour gives the traveler a chance to experience in depth everyday slum life, have fun with children, learn the different cultures that coexist together, donate and volunteer at Hope and Shine Kibera Centre.
7 Hours
16+
Afternoon Kibera slum tour enables the traveler to explore the unseen side of the city of Nairobi on a walking day tour.
4 Hours
16+
About Kibera
Brief history about Kibera
The word Kibera originated from a Nubian word ‘Kibra’ which means forest or jungle. The Nubians, being the first occupants of the area, have been living there since the Second World War, after they were allocated land by the British colonial government.
After the upgrading of Soweto in South Africa, Kibera has become the largest slum in Africa and the second largest in the world after Mumbai in India.It occupies an estimated area of 12 km2 and with a population of over 1 million people.
Life in Kibera is generally characterized by extreme poverty, with many people surviving with less than a dollar a day.
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2018
Established
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Years of experience
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Kibera Slum Tours
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Nairobi City Tours
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