Nairobi: Kenya’s dynamic heart.

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, is like a bright pearl inlaid on the East African plateau, shining with a unique and charming light. This is a "wonderful showcase" for wild animals. Although Nairobi National Park is close to the city, it is full of primitive wildness. Zebras and giraffes roam leisurely in the grasslands, while cheetahs and lions hide in the bushes and wait for opportunities. It is like a strange combination of city and wilderness. Flowers, tourists can start a wonderful safari trip and feel the vitality of African animals without traveling long distances. As an economic hub, high-rise buildings and bustling markets coexist. The central business district is bustling with traffic, banks and companies gather, and modern finance and commerce are full of vitality. The open-air market is filled with wood carvings, Maasai beads and other handicrafts, which are colorful, original and hawking. It is full of city fireworks. The cultural level is also diverse. The National Museum of Kenya displays ancient human fossils and tells the mystery of human origins; Bomas Folk Village displays the traditions of various ethnic groups. Maasai warriors dance and sing folk songs. British colonial relics collide with local customs to outline the outline of Nairobi. Create a splendid and vivid picture of Africa.