The Republic of Kenya
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beautiful places to visit, you only have to know what you want to see.
If you’re the type who wants to explore a bit of the Nairobi nightlife and safari, it may
be wise to start at bar first, since the clubs and discos in Kenya don’t get busy until
around midnight and don’t close until the sun rises. Several clubs stage "cultural
nites" which feature music, traditional foods and drinks from some of Kenya's main
ethinic communities. An excellent opprtuinty to see Kenyans unplugged and hear the
biggest local music acts. Shopping in Kenya is dominated by souvenir sellers.
Handmade items may be purchased at market stalls, roadside stands, and from street
peddlers. Be prepared for a strong sales pitch, offering bargain prices on handcrafts.
Prices are initially determined based on what these sellers believe you will pay, but
can generally be bargained down to a low price.