Interesting facts about Nyeri
After Meinertzhagen’s British temporal victory, a decision was reached to site a British post close to a little hill on the slopes of Mt. Kenya. The Kikuyu called the hill Kia-Nyiri while their Maasai neighbours called the hill Na-aier. The post took its name from the little hill. On 18 December 1902, Nyeri was founded.
Nyeri is and has been home to some great and notable men and women that have framed our world, all who made our immediate neighbourhood their home.
Zaina Falls Situated in a village called Chania, Zaina Falls is one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Kenya. Its beautiful scenery and well-marked trails will leave you with no regrets.
Africa’s second highest peak formally Known as Kirinyaga, or place of light. While the 5199 meter summit is a difficult technical climb, the lesser peak of Point Lenana (4985m) can be easily reached by any fit trekker. This trek takes between 3 and 5 days, through a fascinating world of forests, wildlife, and unique montane vegetation including pod carpus and groundsel, and finally one of the world’s rarest sights, equatorial snow.
A Visit To Trout Valley, and enjoy some of your catch, also tour our neighbouring Coffee Farms, and get to see where the best of the worlds coffee comes from.
A tour into Nyeri Markets will also be an interesting day out, lots of a variety of farm fresh produce all grown locally, including fruits in season.
Kuniville Guest House
Baden Powell Rd,
Pembe Tatu Estate,
BOX 1271 -10100,
Nyeri County, Ke.
Tel: +254(0)791048100
Tel: +254(0)780048100
stay@kunivilleguesthouse.co.ke
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