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Traveling in Trans-Nzoia (Kitale) |
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A rich sylvan district in the rift valley province of Kenya Trans-Nzoia is an idyllic getaway for the humdrum of the city life. Enjoying the tranquil banks of the Nzoia River this district like any other in Kenya is well connected through both rail and road. With ample number of flights coming down to Kenya one can easily reach this exotic African destination. Placed at the center of all activities in the Trans-Nzoia district Kitale is the primary town which is a major tourist attraction. With a great many tourists traveling in Trans-Nzoia (Kitale) it is a major tourist puller in the country of Kenya.
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Situated in the western part of Kenya in close proximity to the Cherangani Hills and mount Elgon Kitale is not only the principal towns of the district but also an important place in the country which is well connected through road and few freight rail services. An agrarian town Kitale is a rich treasure trove of wild flora and fauna which is such a pertinent attraction for all nature lovers. Traveling in Trans-Nzoia (Kitale) is therefore an enchanting experience that is sure to add something new to the traveler's itinerary.
A bustling town with ethnic population Kitale is a central base where foreign travelers frequently travel to reach Mount Elgon or Lodwar . Though arriving at Kitale is a little circuitous with ample flights connecting Nairobi to the rest of the world one can reach the place from there through the ubiquitous matatus from Kakamega. Kitale has quite a few good hotels that provide good rooms and facilities at the most affordable rates. Some of the noteworthy hotels are Bongo Hotel, The Alakara Hotel and The Vision Gate to cite a few. Apart from great traditional recipes one can indulge in camping, log fire, excursions, bird watching, trekking and horse riding.
Some exciting and fun filled experience could be derived from an adventurous safari at the Sawai National Park, Kakamega Forest to even the Mount Elgon National Park. The Kitale Museum, a rich repository of aboriginal art and other ethnographic collectibles is also a must visit site located close to the railway station. The verdant forests and caves add to the enriching experience of Traveling in Trans-Nzoia (Kitale). Apart from the manifold shopping extravaganza offered in the Kitale streets one can freak for a great shopping at the Gigamart which happens to be the largest in Kenya.
With an array of blended experiences Traveling in Trans-Nzoia (Kitale) is a long cherishing memory.
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