Nairobi: the hub of East Africa and the capital of charm.

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, stands proudly on the East African plateau and is the core of vitality and source of charm of this vast land. Endowed with unique ecological resources, Nairobi National Park is like a "wild treasure house" gifted by nature, with vast grasslands and patchwork shrubs nesting together. Here, majestic lions lurk in the grass, staring at their prey with sharp eyes, showing their dominance; huge elephants stroll leisurely, swinging their trunks, like moving "fortresses", guarding family order; and there are countless others. Wildebeests and zebras from the Qing Dynasty gather together to form a spectacular "torrent". During the migration season, the roar of hooves raises dust all over the sky, demonstrating the tenacity and perseverance of life. This spectacle of city and wilderness coexisting side by side is rare in the world. Economically, it is the shining commercial pearl of East Africa. Modern high-rise buildings are lined up in rows, and international financial institutions and well-known companies have arrived one after another to strategize in the prosperous business district and control the pulse of regional economic and trade. At the same time, the lively Kisumu Street Market is a different scene. Kenyan specialty coffee, fresh avocados, stalls, exquisite hand-woven baskets, and ebony carvings engraved with stories attract tourists from all over the world. Traditional and modern commerce are perfectly integrated. . The cultural dimensions are diverse and profound. There are national museums that collect ancient human relics and tell the story of history, as well as folk villages that inherit local cultures such as the Maasai and Kikuyu. The passionate dances of warriors and mysterious and simple sacrificial rituals. The collision with the unique style left over from European colonial architecture creates a unique cultural scroll in Nairobi.