Nairobi: the dazzling capital on the East African plateau.

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, stands proudly on the East African Plateau, like a dream city of vitality and charm. For nature lovers, this is a paradise blessed by nature. Nairobi National Park is the only wildlife park in the world located in a capital city. It is home to vast grasslands and acacia forests, galloping wildebeests kicking up dust, majestic rhinos rolling in the mud, giraffes gracefully eating leaves, and endangered black rhinos also find their habitat here. The hustle and bustle of the city and the wildness of nature are separated by only a wall, coexisting in harmony and uniquely. In terms of urban appearance, modernity and tradition go hand in hand. Skyscrapers with glass curtain walls rise from the ground, outlining the tough lines of the modern city; in the streets and alleys, the Maasai market is bustling with people selling colorful hand-woven blankets and exquisitely carved ebony carvings. The rich colors and simple craftsmanship inherit the ancient wisdom of the tribe, and the rich folk style is overwhelming. At the same time, Nairobi carries diverse cultures. The National Theatre often stages local and international plays, and Western art and African style complement each other. It also hosts many international conferences and cultural festivals every year, opening its arms to the world and showing the style of an international metropolis.