We Traveled Across The ENTIRE Equator Line in Maseno, Kenya!

[@toddedwards3391]

Awesome!!! Thank you for sharing this. You’ve put Maseno on my “places to go in Afrika list”.

[@ThinkMuseums]

You are welcome and thank you for watching! Yes please put it on your list, Maseno is definitely a hit 😎❤

[@josephkamau1655]

Very nice 👌

[@ThinkMuseums]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@nickaduda6032]

Work well done 👏

[@ThinkMuseums]

Thank you for watching and for the compliments ❤

[@ashikoyeokoko3934]

Splendid❤

[@ThinkMuseums]

Asante kaka❤

[@winniemuga417]

Very beautiful 😍

[@ThinkMuseums]

Thank you for watching and for the compliments ❤😎

[@awindavlog8141]

Love the vibe such an amazing video👏👏

[@ThinkMuseums]

Thank you bro❤

[@toddedwards3391]

Hi again What else is there to do in Maseno when I go? Samburu is also on my list my friend.

[@ThinkMuseums]

Maseno National School doesn't give tours but you could walk by the gates because its a historical landmark. The school was started in 1906 and I think the first bunch of students were from The Who is who(chiefs) and equator line runs through the school, some buildings are in the north and south hemisphere..How cool! It's a university town so expect to see a lot of students when colleges are in session. We have Maseno school for the deaf and blind, you could bring them a copy of a braille story book(s). Anyway, a few miles from Maseno is Kit Mikayi, a rock formation associated with the rituals and practices of the Luo ethnic group, you have to check it out. Maseno is 20 kilometres from Kisumu city which has even more attractions.