These are our trustworthy tents for the whole safari trip. After a few days, I became experts in assembling them.

The Maasai chief and his brother, son and friend.

The Maasai people still live in traditional mud houses.

Maasai women having a great time looking at their pictures.

Let’s join hands in a Maasai dance.

Following the footsteps of his big brother.

Young males aged 17-25 are designated warriors. During this period, they usually camp near the village, hunt for animals and protect the villagers. This is a honorable duty they have to complete before attaining adulthood.

Stories by the campfire.

A Maasai warrior showing us how comfortable his bed of leaves are.

The Maasai warriors challenge each other to a jumping contest. The higher you jump, the more likely you’ll get a good wife. (I’m doing quite well huh?)

My new found friend.

A herd of elephants roaming around us.

Beauty is everywhere.

A lioness taking a siesta.

Candelabra trees look eerie to me.

Wildebeest migration.

An elephant having dinner.

Zebra crossing (No pun intended)

These birds are freaks! They look scary.