Set within Kitengela Glass Studios, this small but perfectly formed open-air museum offers visitors the chance to take a walk among a bunch of fascinating sculptures, all made from recycled glass.

Not far from it is Kitengela Hot Glass, which the king and queen of Sweden visited in 2005 courtesy of UNEP. It has been a long, fulfilling story for the Croze family that came to picnic here ...

But since they opened it in 1990s, Kitengela Glass has re-used ‘hundreds of tonnes, I reckon’ of waste glass that would have ended up in landfill and thousands of litres of discarded oil.

Kitengela is famous for 'nyama choma' (toast meat), a Kenyan delicacy enjoyed by not only Kenyans but also other people from all over the world. It has also grown quite rapidly in posh hotels ...