At 5 a.m., we woke up and had breakfast. Breakfast in Kenya is surprisingly similar to breakfast in London—waffles, for example, which I absolutely love. After breakfast, we boarded the safari vehicle, and Meshak shouted in Persian, “Berim, Berim,” meaning, “Let’s go, let’s go.” The first animal
On the way to the Maasai Mara, we passed near the Rift Valley. They say this valley is where early humans first appeared and where life began. There, a local man told us the history of the valley, although it was clear that some parts were
On the third day, after waking up, we packed our belongings into our suitcases. It was time to check out of the hotel and head toward the Maasai Mara to see the animals. After that, we went downstairs for breakfast. It was an amazing experience. For
On day two, in the morning, we get up and get ready for the flight to Nairobi in Kenya. After breakfast at the cafe, we went to gate G9, where we saw the first Africans and talked and danced with them. They sang “Hacona matata”