With the following photos I do not aspire to give a comprehensive picture of the places I visited. They are just a selection of personal impressions my European tourist´s gaze was drawn to
but which nevertheless I would like to share.
Zanzibar
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| Amani Na Iwepo Duniani - May Peace Prevail on Earth |
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| Evening at the Indian Ocean |
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| Stone Town 1 |
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| Stone Town 2 |
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| Palace Museum |
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| Tembo Hotel |
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embe, nanasi, ndisi - chakula kitamu sana
mangoes, ananas and bananas - incredibly delicious! |
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| Hibiscus |
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| Krismasi njema - Merry Christmas |
Dar-es-Salaam
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Village Museum
http://www.tanzanianow.com/the-village-museum-dar-es-salaam/ | | |
The centrepiece of the Village Museum are the various dwellings of Tanzania´s rural
population, their respective livelihoods and traditions.
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| Baobab in the Village Museum |
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| Shop in Mikocheni B | | |
Nairobi
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| National Treasury, Nairobi Central Business District. Photo: Johanna Wiest |
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View from the top of Jomo Kenyatta Conference Centre.
Photo: Johanna Wiest |
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Jomo Kenyatta Conference Centre
Photo: Johanna Wiest |
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| Karura Forest |
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| David Sheldrick elephant orphanage at Nairobi National Park www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/asp/orphans.asp |
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| car wash in front of an apartment house |
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| Fig tree |
Kiambethu Farm to the northwest of Nairobi offers a guided tour and a delicious lunch
http://www.kiambethufarm.com
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| Tea Plantation at Kiambethu Farm(1) |
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| Tea Plantation at Kiambethu Farm(2) |
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| Lunch break at Kiambethu Farm |
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| Nairobi National Museum |
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| From Peoples of Kenya by Joy Adamson, Nairobi National Museum |
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On her travels around Kenya in the late 1940s Joy Adamson painted representatives of the country´s tribes. A selection of the original portraits is displayed at the Nairobi National Museum.
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| Botanic Garden, Nairobi National Museum (1) |
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| Botanic Garden, Nairobi National Museum (2) |
