Here is why they opted for a bush honeymoon instead of a beach one.
1. Privacy
Meru is way out of the prying eyes of the public and still is a popular tourist destination. The couple opted for the location to keep their honeymoon from being dissected by the curious public.
2. Five-star hotel
Alba is the latest addition to the hotels in the area. It is afive star hotel that offers luxury. The website of the hotel promises, "Opulence, elegant decor, lavishly decorated rooms, beds so soft that you'll be tempted to stay just one extra night."
3. Proximity to game parks
The Meru National Park features coursing rivers, luxurious jungle, verdant swamp, khaki grasslands, different bird species and game animals such as zebras, elephants, reedbucks, buffalos and diverse species of snakes. It is a perfect park for camping, nature trails, bird watching and game viewing activities.
4. Mount Kenya
It is the highest mountain in Kenya and the second-largest in Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro. It is a breathtaking world heritage site that features dense forests, mineral springs, glaciers and different species of wild animals. It is a perfect destination for camping, hiking and mountain climbing.
5. Meru Equator Tamaduni Cultural Centre
I'm sure Juliani and Lillian will have to check out this private museum where over 300 Meru traditional artefacts are displayed. Some of the artefacts you can find there include; kitchenware, clothing, farm implements, ornaments and weaponry.
6. Devils’ Bridge Waterfall
Another atraction that Juliani and Lillian can check out is the Devil's Bridge Waterfall that is located along the Meru-Nkubu Highway, about 300 metres from Gikumene primary school. It is a splendid waterfall that drops down to about 300 feet, hits upon rocks before forming a small natural dam. The place was an important source of ochre that was used by early African communities for body decoration.
We wish the couple nothing but the best as they enjoy their honeymoon.
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