What should I pay attention to when going to Kenya?

Notes on going to Kenya (In view of this trip to Kenya by the photography team, the following points are hoped to be helpful to your trip and you can cooperate with our work: 1. Travel time between cities: Please keep your itinerary, pay attention to our itinerary and make necessary preparations. 2. Main scenic spots in each city: Please be sure to meet the assembly time required by the tour guide so as not to delay the tour of all the scenic spots listed in the itinerary. 2. All formalities required for leaving the country: 1. Customs declaration: Please prepare for customs declaration in advance. Don't put the declared articles in the checked baggage, you need to let the customs officers check the physical objects. 2. Carry-on baggage: According to airline regulations, the baggage allowed to take on the plane should not exceed 55cm x 40cm x 20cm. 3. New Regulations for Passengers Carrying Liquid Articles Since May 1 2007, passengers on international flights can only carry a small amount of liquid articles in their hand luggage when undergoing security check at the Capital Airport. 1. If passengers need to carry the following items with them, they must put them in a container with a volume not exceeding 100 ml, and then put them in a transparent bag that can be repeatedly sealed. If the liquid is stored in a container with a volume of more than 100 ml (including under-filling), this baggage must be checked. A. Gel-like articles: such as hair gel and shower gel B. Emulsion and liquid: such as sunscreen lotion, sunscreen oil, sunscreen spray, cream, skin care lotion, beaded antiperspirant, perfume and aftershave C. Paste: such as toothpaste, vaseline and eye shadow D. Compressed foam and spray: such as shaving foam, shower gel, sunscreen foam and compressed antiperspirant D. Lip. Kloc-0/00ml, X-ray examination is required) A. Drugs: only the amount needed for the trip, such as diabetic medicine bags and other liquid drugs necessary for passengers (with doctor's prescription or hospital certificate) B. Baby food: only the amount needed for the trip, such as baby milk powder/milk/. 0? Due to the complexity of the above procedures, please assemble on time to avoid delaying the flight. Note for Kenya: 1. Attention should be paid to wildlife reserves. A please try to keep quiet when observing in the field, so as not to disturb the normal work and life of animals. B please don't get off the bus after entering the national park, lest you accidentally become the bottom of the food chain. C only keep snacks for yourself, please don't feed animals, especially primates, such as monkeys and baboons. Because they are smart, but not sensitive enough to tell which part is food and which part is your hand. "... D. You don't have a chance to touch the ground with your feet during sightseeing. You must always sit in the car-the coach has a retractable roof designed for sightseeing, so you can enjoy the great rivers and mountains in East Africa and take photos just like standing in the car. Just remember: never get off! Wildlife reserves are generally high in trees and deep in grass. I don't know what animals lurk behind the deep grass. Once you get off the bus, as far as running is concerned, you are far from being an opponent of a big carnivorous cat. Whether you like it or not, it's only the turn of "slow meat". Animals are for finding! Kenya's national parks and wildlife reserves are generally large, especially Masai Mara National Park, with an area of 15 10 square kilometers. In such a vast savanna area, all the animals you can see are pure natural and wild! In such a large area of animal sanctuary, if you want to meet specific animals, you must give full play to your subjective initiative and actively explore! Animals are not the fruits of trees. They are alive today and will be here tomorrow. They are born with the habit of hiding and ambushing, and can only be discovered if they are discovered first. Therefore, don't start to doubt the existing animal population in animal reserves so soon. You have to be lucky to hold your breath and watch the road, and the so-called "play" is exciting and interesting because it contains the part of exploration and discovery. Kenya is a country that strictly prohibits wildlife products. So don't worry about elephant's teeth or rhinoceros's horns, take more good photos to divert your desire to own wild animal products. 2. Common sense preventive measures A. About climate Kenya's climate is very good. Although it can't be said that the four seasons are like spring, the annual average temperature is 15-25 degrees Celsius and the annual rainfall is 1000- 1200 ml. Although it is not far from the equator, it is not what you think. 6? 7 rainy season: April to June is the rainy season every year; Every year 165438+ 10 is a light rainy season; The temperature is relatively low in the morning and evening these months. Pay attention to cold and warmth when you come, and bring a thick coat (such as a sweater). Please don't underestimate the low temperature in Kenya during the rainy season. If you really catch a cold, you won't be happy. ? 6? 7 Dry season: Except the rainy season, all months are basically dry season, but the climate characteristics of dry season are most obvious from 12 to February of the following year. It is not true that it can be hot enough to fan the wind. The main reason is that there is plenty of sunshine, strong ultraviolet intensity and a little dry. It is an immediate thing to get a red swelling and peeling casually, so there is no shortage of sunscreen for hats and sunglasses (SPF30 or above is recommended); In other dry months, the climate is mild and the sunshine is relatively soft and lovely. ? 6? Kenya is located in the plateau, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is obvious, which is a bit like Yunnan in our country. Therefore, it is best to wear a T-shirt inside and a small coat outside to adapt to the situation. B.about roads and vehicles? 6? Self-driving in urban areas: Kenya has a colonial history of 70 years, so many customs and habits have maintained the British system, including driving directions. Vehicles here drive on the right and on the left, so please don't forget to look back when crossing the road. ? 6? 7 Urban Taxi: There is no taxi with meter in Kenya. You should bargain before getting on the bus, and finalize the destination and price with the driver before leaving. In addition, the taxi price here is relatively high. The price from the airport to the downtown area is about 1500 Kenyan shilling, almost 20 dollars. ? 6? Even in East Africa, Kenya's roads are poor! The consequence of disrepair is that the road surface is full of scars and the pit is small, so I summarize the following points to remind everyone to have a basic psychological preparation before coming: g. The distance between the scenic spot and the scenic spot is relatively long, and the driving time is long: the local drivers and comrades who drive SAFARI basically have skilled skills around the pit, all of which are to prevent them from being forced out because of bumps during driving, but even so, it is still a severe test for the passengers' hips and drivers. G comrades who are sensitive to dust and dusty roads in dry season must bring their own dust masks (they are basically not sold locally, so it is a bit too late to buy them again). Wearing a mask has another side benefit: it can also protect against sun and moisturize. G Kenya's tour bus has no air conditioning! Kenya relies on the absolute advantage of impeccable climate all year round 12 months, which basically saves the cost of air conditioning for all coaches, so if you are a very sensitive and picky guest about temperature, you can only make do with it.