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The Largest Maasai Owned And Run Town In Kenya.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Ongata Rongai (also known as Ronga in local slang) is a town located in Kajiado North, Kajiado County, Kenya. The town is situated 17 km (10.6 mi) south of the Nairobi CBD, East of the Ngong hills, and within the greater Nairobi Metropolitan Region.[1] It lies 1,731 meters (5,682 feet) above sea level. According to the 2019 Census, it is the most populous town in Kajiado County and eleventh largest urban centre by population in Kenya.
Known locally as Rongai or simply Ronga, the populated town is a fast-growing community with an approximate population of 172,590.
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Thank you for visiting Rongai.
Good job, great video.
your welcome.Thanks for watching
I like that you kept natural sounds around. Some people do sound tracks throughout and it take away from the experience.
@@janoevo6105 thanks alot for watching
Rongai mtaa yetu fine
Doing a great job , sisi watu wa diaspora unatupeleka kwa ground, tunaona mitaa atujai ona good stuff, and very entertaining 👌
@@itsdan2546 thanks
I don't know how you would do this, but please somehow show the precise locations of these recommended hotels. Maybe with a screenshot of google maps with a pin on the location or any other way you feel able to. Also aswell maybe at the end of the year, you could make a video of your top 10/15 best hotels you have visited that year. Always fun watching your videos, especially the food spots. Here is a little something for your next food spot. Happy adventures.
Thanks I lot.i will definitely do that.Thanks for watching
Beautiful job Rob! Great video work!
Thanks alot
I think the local governments in Kenya can do a lot more in improving the appearance, organization, and cleanliness of these village markets. At the moment, the stalls are makeshift shacks of planks and plywood randomly built anywhere, and garbage is strewn on the floor and in nearby gutters. The appearance is not pleasing to the eye., and it doesn’t take a great deal of financial resources to make such changes. It just calls for vision and the will.
@frankryan1310 very true couldn't agree more
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@@mxnace254 am glad you have enjoyed
This is great.
Which camera do you use man?
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