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Visit! It will be worth your while.

You are welcome!

Hi Owen. I don't remember it being particularly hilly. I think most of the climbing would be on the TZ side. Enjoy your ride, tell us how it goes!

@ofroadsandplaces thanks

I would say Karati, but I am not 100% sure! Thanks for watching.

Hi. I was there 3 years ago and it was Ksh 29000 per tent, per night and this was for 2 adults and a child below 12 years old. This was full board since they do not offer any other package. You also pay park fees, I just cannot remember how much they were.

Everyone has an opinion. You are welcome to make any you like here. Thank you for watching!

@@ofroadsandplaces why then u want the road laws be broken while u do that ij Kenya? DO u listen to urself?

@@karyori69 Just to be clear, I don't want any road laws to be broken. I just expressed my opinion that the laws in TZ were a little too stringent. By all means, please follow all road laws.

You can use it. I gave CC. A small note in your work showing my channel's name should be enough.

@@ofroadsandplaces thank you

Thank you for the kimd compliment and for watching!

Thank you for watching and the love! Just the motivation I needed beginning of the year!

Thank you. A drone really adds a new perspective to our views!

@@ofroadsandplaces Absoluli

Thanks Mathews! Thank you for your immense support!

We want to see more subscriptions 🤗

Amen!@@mathewsotieno1422

Yes! Whole 23k! And no receipts and you deal with people on the phone. It was a little fishy for me but hopefully National Museums of Kenya will organize them and allow them collect REASONABLE fees. Thanks for watching!

I don't agree. That is a gross generalization. Maybe Kapsimotwa gardens just has that failure.

Please elaborate the first part? As for the music, I will work to get better music. It costs and sometimes my budget only allows this! I actually can hear the young guy (his real name is Nyoka!) quite well but I get your point. Thanks for watching!

Past some gate, you have to pay the kes. 23,700 for cleansing rituals if you are not from the tribe. Otherwise, if you are a Giriama, you are allowed in, subject to the other rules e.g no shoes in the shrine.

You liked it? I felt underwhelmed. They need to set up more things therr, a restaurant, bar, maybe accommodation, etc so you have reason to stay longer. When I went, there was nothing!

Asante sana! I wish I knew how the road was 20 yrs ago!!

It is the fake kindness that grinds my gears! Better to have a rude KE cop and you fight fire with fire!

Must be an expensive undertaking though. I saw a video of KDF using the same drone I use for my videos. If KDF cannot invest more than 100k on a proper drone... Thanks for watching!

Thanks Isaac for watching and the facts. I didn't know it had another name as well!

Thank you for watching!

Definitely. I am hoping to visit for a longer period in the course of next year. They have an island they claim "floats" and was used by ancestors to swim away from their enemies!

Very under developed but very nice. They have nice hotels (not on Mfangano Island but at Takawiri Island which is a 10 minute boat ride). I slept at Mfangano Island Resort, which was not bad at all. They had awesome food!

Thank you Maina!

Thank you very much!

I hope so! I am not a native speaker!

Very nice road! Definitely one can hit the 120kph mark but I think I didn't. I am not a speed freak; young family and all!

With the rumors they are looking to dual it, I just imagine the traffic mess it will have at that spot especially!

Not at all! around 100 meters off the Kapsabet-Kisumu road.

oh, nice! you have a nice village!

Thank you very much for your kind comment! Thank you for watching.

Hi Maina. Are you asking about the cost? I was there 2 years ago and it was Kes. 19000 a night.

yeah. They were a real let down. The thing is, the stains looked so old!!! Clearly a cleaning issue.

Thank you very much for watching and the kind words!

Hi Mathews. This is Nanyuki. I should have taken a photo of the entrance but it is a green gate at the end of the Nanyuki airstrip.

@@ofroadsandplaces thanks bro

It has been a while since I used it. With the govt cutting road budgets, I wonder if it will ever be improved?! Thanks for watching.

One serious kadudu! Nissan March, 2006 model! Usi tense, enda! Worst that could happen is you get stuck and pay some guys to push you!

Hi Mathews! Thank you very much for your kind words and support.

Hi Freedomm. This was definitely an eye opener on what you can do with materials! Also, first time I have seen a house in majorly black color and it was awesome! Thanks for watching and have a great day!

Thank you Joseph and for watching too! Have a great day.

Finally made it to Mt. Ololokwe yesterday. Your video was helpful..keep going places bro!

@@JOSEPHMBUTHIAGICHU Well done! Thank you for the encouragement, much appreciated.

Thanks John for the motivation! Have a great day!

Thanks Mathews and happy new year!

Thanks Nelly and thank you for watching!

Highly subjective because the best way to go around a town would be on foot! But I can see where you are coming from. I have never been into Muranga town itself though, passed it numerous times! And Kenol now is such a large town, the traffic jam has become something else! Thank you for watching.

@@ofroadsandplaces The best way to walk in town would be on foot. I knew Mombasa town in one day by just walking on foot, not using tuk tuks or matatus! But you would not go on foot to Muranga itself that is the reason i said i prefer a drivers view from a drone to see well what things there are to see along the road! Once in the town itself you can walk!