Bonjour a tous!
Comme le titre l’indique je ne suis plus un mzungu mais un vazaha. C’est comme ca que les locaux appels les blancs ici. Madagascar est vraiment formidable a plusieurs niveaux!
Hi all!
First of all I’m glad to tell you that I’m not a Mzungu anymore even if I was wearing a mzungu t-shirt since Tanzania. I’m now a Vaza! That’s how they call us in Madagascar!
This article countains more info about Kenya.
A description of what I did, what I like the most and dislike the most.
Description:
Another country that I was planning to race thru but where I stayed a lot longer than I tought. The main reason is that my father came to see me there and then I had to wait few days for my flight to Madagascar. My expectations were right about this onem very touristy and aim toward tourism, I know that I sticked to to touristy route but still. It’s a beautifull country and I enjoyed it a lot beside Nairobi.
When you dare go off the tourist path (beaten track as LP put it) you discover a all new and a lot interesting Kenya. MY first love was Maralal where you can see a lot of Samburu and Turkana. I was invited in a Samburu village on the Archer’s Post / Moyale route, it was really interesting to there for a few days.
Highlights:
- Maralal
- Samburu’s village
- Masaai Mara
- Talking with the locals
- Lamu
Down Sides:
- Too many tourists
- Nairobi that look like a Western city
- Touts in Nairobi
Bonjour,
Et oui, deja 7 mois anjourd’hui que j’ai mis le pieds sur le continent Africain. Est-ce qu’il y a des choses qui changent en 7 mois? Oh oui…