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Hello Bryan

You're very welcome to Kenya. We love tourists!

Kind regards,

Lisbeth W.

@hkdman

As an American I would advise you that Kenyans are very friendly. I'm not Asian but I would be surprised if you encountered any widespread hostility. Personally, I don't think your appearance will affect your enjoyment of the people or country.

I'll ask a lady freind of mine who is Kenyan, what Kenyans generally think about people who look like Chinese. In the past I have heard slightly negative comments about Chinese.

Thanks!

Sorry, I did ask her but she was very non-commital.

Her answer was: "I don't have much about them, what I know is that they're the ones constructing roads.

I would suggest, depending on your age, to dress "as American" as possible. Interpret that as you will. It mustn't necessarily mean a MAGA hat of your head LOL

@lisbethnafula

Thats great. Have you talked with many tourists during the years?

Hi, I don鈥檛 think you should be too concerned about being accepted in Kenya based on your physical appearance. Kenyans tend to be extremely welcoming. irrespective away from or how you look. I鈥檓 not sure how dressing like in American is really going to help you one way or another.

Kenya has quite close links with China and there are plenty of Chinese people particularly in Nairobi.

@hkdman

Kenya is a friendly country, moreso very welcoming from to people from all walks of life. You can reach out for good places to stay during your stay, we have lovely cottages spread throughout Nairobi and Mombasa. You can WhatsApp me through+254706514552.

Regards

Hi, I'm a Korean living in Kenya. I鈥檇 like to share what I鈥檝e experienced personally, along with what I鈥檝e heard from other Koreans here. Of course, these accounts can't be generalized to all Kenyan people, but I hope the information proves helpful.

Generally, Kenyans are kind and friendly. That said, it鈥檚 not unusual to hear people say 鈥渃hing cheng chong鈥� on the street. It鈥檚 unpleasant, but when I asked them directly, many didn鈥檛 realize it was offensive鈥攖hey thought it was just a playful way to say hi to Asians. Some did mean it disrespectfully, but not all.

I haven鈥檛 really felt that I was treated differently for being Asian. Nairobi is quite international, with lots of foreigners and global organizations. Outside Nairobi, things can be different, but within the city, being Asian doesn鈥檛 make you stand out much.

I hope you enjoy your time in Kenya

Kenyans are fantastic people, they don't judge people based on there country, Most are always happy to meet people from all countries.

I have been here 5 years it's a great country with great people.