Kenya photography tour group

Kenya is a place of colonial rule and tribal migration for many years, with more than 40 nationalities. Every nation still retains its own language, clothing and customs. Britain's long-term rule over this African country has enabled Kenya to follow many British customs. At present, it still retains the habit of driving with the left and right rudder of the British Union.

Many people in Kenya still believe that the camera will take away the soul, so please ask others for permission before taking pictures. According to the custom of Kenya, don't talk about skin color in Kenya, and don't violate the national flag and the president early in all actions of the language side. Strong tribal consciousness and strong xenophobia.

There are nine nature zoos, and you should strictly abide by the rules when hunting. Instead of hunting animals with guns, the participating passengers boarded the hunting car, galloped on the grassland and took photos of raw animals. Passengers must absolutely abide by their regulations. This is the need to protect their own safety, but also a courtesy. In Kenya, 7 and any number ending in 7 are unlucky.

In Kenya, different regions and tribes have different religious beliefs and customs, which leads to many different taboos. When you enter a Kenyan family, you should pay special attention to the following points: it is forbidden to shake hands, salute, pick up items or grab food with your left hand; Do not enter the bedroom of the host family at will, especially the bedroom of the hostess or other family members; In a family that believes in fetishism, you should not inquire about the use of puppets, patterns, signs, etc. You shouldn't touch them with your hands; When talking, it is forbidden to touch your nose or dig your ears, which are insulting actions in the local area; Ask the child's age not to compare with the palm down. The local people think this is an act of cursing the child's early death. In the house of Muslim friends, you can't talk about pigs, and nothing can interfere with their prayers. When talking with Kenyans, avoid mentioning political issues.

It is recommended to change the local currency in advance before going abroad, and prepare more small denominations and carry them with you.