the Spectacular Kitale Forest

Tour The Spectacular Kitale Kenya Forest

Kitale is a small town in Kenya located in the north rift, about 389km west of the capital Nairobi. Tucked beneath this obscurity is a town lying between the Cherangani hills and Mount Elgon. A rich, struggling agricultural hub dubbed as the granary of Kenya. Just few meters from the city lays the indigenous Kitale Agro forest that spurns miles of acreage laced with jungle green savanna vegetation cover. Full of nature it has the water catchment zone and spring dam. The outlet river has numerous waterfalls which produces a unique gushing sound. During mid day, the sun shown rancorously in this equatorial zone, with temperatures hitting high of thirty one but never lower than thirteen, which would splitter the clouds above and leaving a clear sky blue horizon as if manifesting full wrath of God.

In the evening clouds darken releasing a narrow layer rolling across the sky. In a split of a second, childhood memories would enliven metaphysics, piercing darkness with the good old day’s feelings in the mind soon turning to be the physical darkness in the area. The sun disappears fast down the tall volcanoes in the Mount Elgon’s Wagaigai peak in the west like a chicken drawing Chicks to her wings and the city that was once booming with life and bustle would retract to a quiet and serene nature.  Birds and crickets filled the air rehearsing vigorously, choruses in game explosion like a heckling competition, welcoming visitors to the village life.