Mbugua Tours and Travel

25/05/2023

Bird watching is a perfect vibe with Mbugua Tours and Travel. Enjoy the colour of nature.

23/05/2023

Travel industry at your fingertips.
Stay with us ♥️

Photo credit: Onesmus Ole Irungu

18/05/2023

Lenses of love with Mbugua Tours and Travel

09/05/2023

Of beautiful sceneries and hiking ❤

08/05/2023

Time for fun 😊



Photo credit: Ami Vitale

05/05/2023

Game drives into savannah show you how to coexist with wildlife.

04/05/2023

Our best times in nature are with nature 😊

03/05/2023

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Photo credit: Onesimus Irungu

07/03/2023

Survival of the fittest ❤

06/03/2023

To favourite destinations in your bucket list.

03/03/2023

Game watching is always a thrilling moment. ❤

08/02/2023

Courtesy call 😊❤. This is the season.

07/02/2023

What do you love about camping?

06/02/2023

Storytelling during a hike with Mbugua Tours and Travel ❤

11/05/2022

11/05/2022

Survival of the fittest ❤

14/01/2022

Of beautiful landscape and wildlife.

21/12/2021

02/12/2021

Food tourism 😅
I would travel any day to taste foods.

29/11/2021

Lake Bogoria hotsprings
Lake Bogoria (formerly Lake Hannington) is a saline, alkaline lake that lies in a volcanic region in a half-graben basin south of Lake Baringo, Kenya, a little north of the equator.
The lake is also famous for geysers and hot springs along the bank of the lake and in the lake.
In four locations around, the lake can be observed at least 10 geysers, which erupt up to 5M high.
Hotel accommodation is available near Loboi village at the north end of the lake. Camping is permitted at the southern end of the lake.

25/11/2021

When I think about my mum,
I just can't help but smile;
The beauty of her loving heart,
The easy grace in her style.

Loving cub. ❤️

10/11/2021

Did you know?
- A handful of animals choose one partner for their entire lives.
- Many others are open to all takers.
- Some mate all year long, others are fertile only for a few hours.
- Some are highly selective and require one gender to perform elaborate rituals like dancing, strutting, and structure-building for the other gender to even give them a look.
- Others do it as frequently as possible with as many in their species as possible.
- More gruesomely, many animals murder after mating.
- Some others have to die in order to do it.
- Others do it literally until it kills them.

28/10/2021

Meat enthusiasts are spoilt of choice here in Kenya, from streets to high end corridors - roast beef🥰😊

27/10/2021

Mother nature is beautiful and dangerous.
Sometimes all she wants is space for herself.

26/10/2021

Fun Facts about Giraffes:
Over short distances, giraffes can run at speeds up to 35 mph.
The giraffe has only two gaits: pacing (moving both legs on the same side at the same time, like the camel) and galloping. When he goes into high gear, his front legs do the pushing while the back legs reach forward on the outside of the front legs. His head and neck move forward and back, pushing out with the front legs and rising almost straight up with the back legs, as a counterweight. He's the only mammal on Earth that uses his body this way. This unique style of locomotion lets him float along looking like he's in slow motion while achieving something like 35 miles an hour at maximum effort. The giraffe can cruise at about 30 mph for a couple of miles. However, scientists doing research on giraffes in the wild have learned not to chase a big giraffe too long, or he might become overly stressed and drop dead of a heart attack.
Giraffes only need to drink water once every couple of days.
They get most of their water from their plant-based diet—which is good considering their height makes the process of drinking difficult (and, if a lion happens upon a drinking giraffe, even dangerous).In order to reach water it has to splay its front legs and bend its knees before bending its neck to get its head down to ground level. Any wildlife animal in this position is very vulnerable.
Giraffes' tongues can be up to 20 inches long and are darkly colored
Even though a typical giraffe neck can stretch as long as six feet, the giraffe's tongue usually measures 18-20 inches long. The acacia tree's tasty leaves are protected by very sharp thorns. The giraffe's long tongue allows it to reach the highest, tastiest leaves while avoiding the sharp thorns. Some scientists postulate that the reason a giraffe’s tongue is a darkish color is to prevent sunburn, since it spends a large portion of the day outside of the animal’s mouth and exposed to the hot rays of the African sun.

25/10/2021

Today we learn a bit about mighty Rhino 😊

10 Facts About Rhinos:

1. There are 5 species (types) of rhinoceros.
2. Rhinoceros live up to 40 years old.
3. Rhinoceros are herbivores so they only eat grass and no meat.
4. Rhinos grow to be 6 feet tall and 11 feet long.
5. The skin of rhinoceros is really thick.
6. Rhinoceros’ horns are made of keratin, which also makes your fingernails and hair.
7. A group of rhinoceros is called a ‘herd’ or a ‘crash’.
8. Rhinoceros are related to zebras and horses.
9. It takes 16 months for a baby rhino to be ready to be born (it only takes 9 months for a human baby).
10. Rhinos have been on the planet for over 15 million years.

Photo credit: My good friend Lochiam

24/10/2021

Today we learn a bit about the Common Eland.

Scientific name: Taurotragus oryx
Lifespan: 15 – 20 years
Gestation period: 274 days
Speed: 40 km/h (Maximum)
Conservation status: Least Concern (Population stable)

Visiting Maasai Mara Game Reserve guarantees you this beautiful scenery.

17/03/2021

Time to reflect 😊