posted on: Saturday, 4 February 2023
by Browncord Admin

Tags:   Educative

February is one of the months in the year and is located in the second position of the Gregorian Calendar. In Kenya, February falls in the warm and dry season and is a popular time for tourists to visit the country due to its favorable weather conditions.

February is often referred to as the "month of love" because of Valentine's Day, which falls on February 14th. Valentine's Day is a celebration of love and affection between intimate partners and is marked by giving gifts, cards, and expressions of love to one another.

There are several events that take place on February in Kenya and they include but not limited to;-

1. Valentine's Day (February 14th): A Day dedicated to celebrating love and affection between intimate partners.
2. Safaricom International Marathon (usually held in late February): A major marathon event in Kenya, attracting thousands of runners from all over the world.
3. Ngong Hills Half Marathon (usually held in early February): A half marathon race held in the Ngong Hills, a scenic location outside of Nairobi.
4. Nairobi International Trade Fair (usually held in mid-February): An annual trade fair showcasing the latest products and services from local and international companies.
5. Mount Kenya Climb (can be done any time of the year): An opportunity for adventure enthusiasts to explore the natural beauty of Mount Kenya, the second-highest mountain in Africa.
6. Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday): A pre-Lenten festival celebrated on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday.
7. Academy Awards (usually held on the last Sunday of February): An annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the film industry.

These are just a few examples of events that take place in February in Kenya. The events may vary depending on the year and local conditions.

In conclusion, February is a month of both cultural and outdoor activities in Kenya, offering visitors and locals alike a chance to enjoy the country's unique beauty and rich history.