BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//PYVOBJECT//NONSGML Version 1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Africa/Nairobi BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20000101T000000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:EAT TZOFFSETFROM:+0300 TZOFFSETTO:+0300 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260530T191009Z - 14614@eu396a.odoo.com DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Nairobi:20250101T050000 DTEND;TZID=Africa/Nairobi:20250101T220000 CREATED:20260530T191009Z DESCRIPTION:Mount Suswa Adventure: Roadtrip\, Cam ping & Hiking\nBeneath the Sky\, Across the Crater: A Journey Through Suswa’s Sacred Silence Nestled in the heart of the Great Rift Valley\, M ount Suswa promises an adventure both rugged and reflective. Our journey t o Mount Suswa Camping begins in the early stillness of Nairobi\, as we set off at 6:00 a.m.\, heading west through Mai Mahiu. The winding roads offe r scenic glimpses of the Rift Valley escarpments and features such as Moun t Longonot from a distance all the way to Suswa town. From there\, the ter rain gets raw and beautiful—an unpaved path snakes toward the crater roa d head\, our campsite for the night and the gateway to a sleeping giant. U pon arrival\, we’ll pitch our tents at the edge of the inner crater\, a wild and serene expanse that stretches into the horizon. The afternoon and evening will be ours to waste—lounging\, exploring\, laughing around ca mpfires\, or simply soaking in the silence. As the sun sinks behind the ri dges\, the crater below glows in soft\, dreamlike colors—like it’s gen tly exhaling after holding its breath all day—quietly reminding us that this old volcano still has stories to tell. Photo: A family soaking in the breathtaking view across the massive Mount Suswa crater. Camping at the c rater road head makes for a memorable\, scenic experience\, even without t he hike to the peak. Day 2: Sunrise Hike & Return to Nairobi Before dawn t he next morning\, our footsteps will crunch softly against the earth as we begin an optional hike to the summit at 5:00 a.m. The trail hugs the crat er’s rim\, offering awe-inspiring views of the 5-kilometer-wide amphithe ater below. As the first rays of sunlight spill across the horizon\, they ’ll greet us at the summit\, rising to 2\,356 meters above sea level—s ure\, the air may feel thin\, but the soul feels even lighter! This is mor e than just a hike\; it’s a quiet act of conquering self\, a communion w ith nature\, and with something [...] DTSTAMP:20260530T191009Z LOCATION:Kenya SUMMARY:Mount Suswa Adventure: Roadtrip\, Camping & Hiking X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Mount Suswa Adventure : Roadtrip\, Camping & Hiking\nBeneath the Sky\, Across the Crater: A Journey Through Suswa’s Sacred Silence Nestled in the heart of the Grea t Rift Valley\, Mount Suswa promises an adventure both rugged and reflecti ve. Our journey to Mount Suswa Camping begins in the early stillness of Na irobi\, as we set off at 6:00 a.m.\, heading west through Mai Mahiu. The w inding roads offer scenic glimpses of the Rift Valley escarpments and feat ures such as Mount Longonot from a distance all the way to Suswa town. Fro m there\, the terrain gets raw and beautiful—an unpaved path snakes towa rd the crater road head\, our campsite for the night and the gateway to a sleeping giant. Upon arrival\, we’ll pitch our tents at the edge of the inner crater\, a wild and serene expanse that stretches into the horizon. The afternoon and evening will be ours to waste—lounging\, exploring\, l aughing around campfires\, or simply soaking in the silence. As the sun si nks behind the ridges\, the crater below glows in soft\, dreamlike colors —like it’s gently exhaling after holding its breath all day—quietly reminding us that this old volcano still has stories to tell. Photo: A fam ily soaking in the breathtaking view across the massive Mount Suswa crater . Camping at the crater road head makes for a memorable\, scenic experienc e\, even without the hike to the peak. Day 2: Sunrise Hike & Return to Nai robi Before dawn the next morning\, our footsteps will crunch softly again st the earth as we begin an optional hike to the summit at 5:00 a.m. The t rail hugs the crater’s rim\, offering awe-inspiring views of the 5-kilom eter-wide amphitheater below. As the first rays of sunlight spill across t he horizon\, they’ll greet us at the summit\, rising to 2\,356 meters ab ove sea level—sure\, the air may feel thin\, but the soul feels even lig hter! This is more than just a hike\; it’s a quiet act of conquering sel f\, a communion with nature\, and with something [...] END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR