This video clip has enabled me to virtually visit these towns of Nyandarua. The presentation is so real that I felt like I was walking through them. Nyandarua is very beautiful and to say the truth this is a place that I would love to live in and be far from noisy crowded towns. The sceneries are panoramic. Wow!
@JosephineNjagi-p4m Mwathani ne heho kana Nike but huko karibu na Na Karima Girls niko na ka place ka RETIREMENT GAKWA OFCOURSSE WE LOVE NYANDARUA AS OUR SECOND HOME MAMBO ZA KIAMBU NAIOROBI TO HECKTIC KAMA UKO ANOTHER CITY WHICH DOND SLEEP LIKE LONDON
This humble village life is what most of us are yearning for.Thanks for your virtual visit to Nyandarua showcasing how beautiful and green the region is .Nice work mr lone traveller
I think nyandarua county should be awarded the only county in Kenya which is zero carbon emissions I really love the nyandarua serenity very nice. We really love❤ your content village to town tv Kenyans in diaspora 🇮🇹
This palce is so nice.When i was in Nyandarua 2017-2019 being a student at ABERDARE TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE.We uesd to go to nyahe ( nyahururu town) and a small old town called Dogino which looks the same as Mawingo.The Thompson falls was also my best weekend spending site in Nyahe.Iam now back home at the coast but i wish to go back there one day for a tour.
Thanks for that visit,Nyandarua is still a beautiful place to be,from 1986 to 1990,i was a teacher in Wanjohi secondary seconary,when it was a boarding&day mixed boys & girls at Ririon village,when farms were large,very early in the morning you would find alot ice/ snow flakes covering the fields,am planning to visit my old friends,there, i and two friends after arriving late 10:00am at night in Ol kalou,we walked upto Ririon village through Kariamu,that road was not tarmaced,i remember mini buses called Gashau,moti mokoro
Weuh, I can only imagine how that place was in the 80s and 90s. To tarmac, grass thatched houses, it was real country. I visited Wanjohi town and the surrounding villages. Watch out for that episode next week, you might see an old friend passingby haha
@Villagetotowntv thanks bro I love the scenic beautiful sights,all the way from Flyover to Heni, Engineer,Miharati,kwa Mutengori junction,one road leading to Ndemi,an other towards Ririoni,
Good work. You made my day man. Its good to feel that ka feeling of being home. All the way from mawingo to tigoni. This is where i was born and raised. Kibe following you from Seattle Washington
You are right on the correlation between cold weather and frequency of getting hungry. In Turkana County/very hot, one good meal can take care of your hunger for 12 hours. Not the same for Kabuku in Limuru.
If you go to any town in Kenya and you don't see an Mpesa shop, 2 bars, and stray homeless dogs wandering around with no purpose, don't stop. Keep going.
There was a time i found myself living at a place called 'boyman' past nyahe.. after things kushikana hapa kanairo! I didn't like the place at all since hakuna kazi ingine apart from kulima na kupanda viazi.. istayed there for some few months then went to 'Jikaze' twn later to 'Kiawara twn' in Nyeri! iThank GOD HE brought me back to where i feel happy!
People says when you go Nyandarua you will get joints pains due to cold weather. I got arthritis when I went gulf for job yet it's more hot than Trukana 😢😢when I went back Kenya in Nyandarua, I strayed 9 months before I went back in gulf and during those 9mnths, the first 2 months artrits had gone without medication. Went back gulf Arthritis got me again 😢
@@Villagetotowntv it's not bad as people make it look like. I bought land there and there are many old women and men even on their 80s are still doing farming mad normal duties.
@kenyanmama here in europe too due to cold i got Arthritis too but my dream place is Nyandarua for living because i like farming but now pple scare me saying is very cold😂
Wao im in diaspora thes my county my scotlands of kenya though im from nyahururu but school at karima girls i know the area well, thanks for ua good work.
Working on it, thanks. Also check the youtube video settings and select the highest video quality. This video is shot in 4K, which is not a so bad quality. Kindly check on that
You are doing a good job, I have been away from your channel for a while, so my suggestion is, if you can get to know the price of land in this areas, I think am having a bug of buying land in this kind of places, tununue before this mawingu guys come and slash this lands to small plots
@Villagetotowntv cheers bro, I had to stop the video to attend to something saa hii nimefika kwa tigoni, with 1.5 am having 30 acres in kajiado, good red soil, for 3m I got 64 acres there
Mawingo and surrounding areas needs old-timer to spend their last days slowly there,young people will be bored to stay there, very few economical activities to attract huge numbers of youths
Devolution if properly managed, along with infrastructure development, would transform these places and retain the local population in their counties engaging in meaningful economic activity.
Rural towns used to thrive back in the days but then the collapse of our tea, coffee,pyrethrum and other cash crop industries resulted in the fall of these towns. Its akin to what happened in the American rust-belt after collapse of the steel industry.
The inhabitants should get titles to their lands. Land = wealth. If they move to the cities, they’ll have to buy food from groceries and rent apartments owned by the foreigners. How cold does it get there?
@@WWTin2024 like which ones? At least give some proof of what you're saying because saying that all apartments in kenya are owned by foreigners makes you sound crazy. At least toa evidence ndio tuone ukweli source yako haiwezi kuwa trust me bro
So this place actually needs to be demolished it’s a refugee camp from the days of colonial and it is evident due to the lack of development. What you have just shown is a shanty town a slum the people living there are underdeveloped and cannot rise to high standards of living whilst lacking the knowledge to sustain properly. The people of that area need to move!
This video clip has enabled me to virtually visit these towns of Nyandarua. The presentation is so real that I felt like I was walking through them. Nyandarua is very beautiful and to say the truth this is a place that I would love to live in and be far from noisy crowded towns. The sceneries are panoramic. Wow!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Unfortunately we don't welcome non-kikuyus here. Its a predorminantly Kikuyu rural villages in Central Kenya
@Villagetotowntv Good Job Bro🎉🎉❤ but Honestly I'm Shocked how deserted this place you can t compare with other places in Nyandarua like Engeneer.
Waooh..my county....true hata ndaragwa is fading away...but this place looks so beautiful
@JosephineNjagi-p4m Mwathani ne heho kana Nike but huko karibu na Na Karima Girls niko na ka place ka RETIREMENT GAKWA OFCOURSSE WE LOVE NYANDARUA AS OUR SECOND HOME MAMBO ZA KIAMBU NAIOROBI TO HECKTIC KAMA UKO ANOTHER CITY WHICH DOND SLEEP LIKE LONDON
This humble village life is what most of us are yearning for.Thanks for your virtual visit to Nyandarua showcasing how beautiful and green the region is .Nice work mr lone traveller
Thanks, I appreciate the continued support
I think nyandarua county should be awarded the only county in Kenya which is zero carbon emissions I really love the nyandarua serenity very nice. We really love❤ your content village to town tv Kenyans in diaspora 🇮🇹
I agree with you, Tanks for sharing
This palce is so nice.When i was in Nyandarua 2017-2019 being a student at ABERDARE TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE.We uesd to go to nyahe ( nyahururu town) and a small old town called Dogino which looks the same as Mawingo.The Thompson falls was also my best weekend spending site in Nyahe.Iam now back home at the coast but i wish to go back there one day for a tour.
The good old days
Ndogino ni my home town😂a very good place
Thanks for that visit,Nyandarua is still a beautiful place to be,from 1986 to 1990,i was a teacher in Wanjohi secondary seconary,when it was a boarding&day mixed boys & girls at Ririon village,when farms were large,very early in the morning you would find alot ice/ snow flakes covering the fields,am planning to visit my old friends,there, i and two friends after arriving late 10:00am at night in Ol kalou,we walked upto Ririon village through Kariamu,that road was not tarmaced,i remember mini buses called Gashau,moti mokoro
Weuh, I can only imagine how that place was in the 80s and 90s. To tarmac, grass thatched houses, it was real country. I visited Wanjohi town and the surrounding villages. Watch out for that episode next week, you might see an old friend passingby haha
@Villagetotowntv thanks bro I love the scenic beautiful sights,all the way from Flyover to Heni, Engineer,Miharati,kwa Mutengori junction,one road leading to Ndemi,an other towards Ririoni,
Rironi shopping center is my home opposite Wanjohi girls I remember you very well we used to call macho inne
Good work. You made my day man. Its good to feel that ka feeling of being home. All the way from mawingo to tigoni. This is where i was born and raised. Kibe following you from Seattle Washington
Thanks Kibe, I appreciate
As always thanks for the tour and please take us to more locations.
Hi I would suggest you include details like..area elevation and current temp as you move around. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Thanks for the suggestion
You are right on the correlation between cold weather and frequency of getting hungry. In Turkana County/very hot, one good meal can take care of your hunger for 12 hours. Not the same for Kabuku in Limuru.
Really? Very interesting, I never thought about that regarding warm places
Hii ni place poa ya hiking and Airbnb
Nyandarua is beautiful ❤
My home area. I'm a regular visitor to this place. Thankyou for sharing .
My pleasure 😊
If you go to any town in Kenya and you don't see an Mpesa shop, 2 bars, and stray homeless dogs wandering around with no purpose, don't stop. Keep going.
Hahha
There was a time i found myself living at a place called 'boyman' past nyahe.. after things kushikana hapa kanairo! I didn't like the place at all since hakuna kazi ingine apart from kulima na kupanda viazi.. istayed there for some few months then went to 'Jikaze' twn later to 'Kiawara twn' in Nyeri! iThank GOD HE brought me back to where i feel happy!
Kazi nayo ni rare
Thanks for showcasing this beautiful place
My pleasure 😊
People says when you go Nyandarua you will get joints pains due to cold weather. I got arthritis when I went gulf for job yet it's more hot than Trukana 😢😢when I went back Kenya in Nyandarua, I strayed 9 months before I went back in gulf and during those 9mnths, the first 2 months artrits had gone without medication. Went back gulf Arthritis got me again 😢
Nyandarua is cold, but I sometimes feel like people exaggerate it. It is not as bad as they percieve
@@Villagetotowntv it's not bad as people make it look like. I bought land there and there are many old women and men even on their 80s are still doing farming mad normal duties.
@kenyanmama here in europe too due to cold i got Arthritis too but my dream place is Nyandarua for living because i like farming but now pple scare me saying is very cold😂
Thnks fr featuring my home town tigoni...saw my mum..count me in as a subscriber.
Really? wow!
@Villagetotowntv yes
I like your sense of humor.
Thank you
Mawingo Home village. Evokes childhood emotions just watching, especially the poshomill and a certain wood
Thanks Harun, I appreciate
My dream county,i would love to own a piece of nyandarua❤
They say dreams are valid. Good luck
Wao im in diaspora thes my county my scotlands of kenya though im from nyahururu but school at karima girls i know the area well, thanks for ua good work.
Oh nice
beautiful drive mountain is beatiful
It really is!
Cover Nyahururu as well and opportunities available for investment.
Sure, will do
I know this town since l had an opportunity to work in this county being in charge of towns and markets among other roles.
Great content but I have a request,,the videos are quite dark, a better camera could go a long way
Working on it, thanks. Also check the youtube video settings and select the highest video quality. This video is shot in 4K, which is not a so bad quality. Kindly check on that
I thought you to tell us why those towns are emptying out🤔🤔
Is land there affordable???
Just listen to the end.
Yes,if in need contact me huko ni home
Hey @@kagamedimaria4787
Your number please@@kagamedimaria4787
You are doing a good job, I have been away from your channel for a while, so my suggestion is, if you can get to know the price of land in this areas, I think am having a bug of buying land in this kind of places, tununue before this mawingu guys come and slash this lands to small plots
Welcome back. I gave the price range towards the end of the video. Between 1.5-2 M per acre, depending on location
@Villagetotowntv cheers bro, I had to stop the video to attend to something saa hii nimefika kwa tigoni, with 1.5 am having 30 acres in kajiado, good red soil, for 3m I got 64 acres there
@@KIM-xl6zs That was a good deal
Beautiful Kenyan countryside
What is your AGENDA??????lrave our county alone please...
Hahha, sitarudi huko tena
Shops open at noon coz the owners r farmers...
Thats make sense though
Waiting for kariamu and olkalou
Sure, on the way
Wanted to ask kariamu & olkalou too
Mawingo and surrounding areas needs old-timer to spend their last days slowly there,young people will be bored to stay there, very few economical activities to attract huge numbers of youths
Sure, it seems like the mostly available economic activity there is farming. And as usual, youths are not into it
But the old folks are also leaving due to cold weather relocating to places like Naivasha and gilgil.
Visit ruai kamulu joska 😢
Ruai na kamulu tunasija
Many residents move away due to cold weather People and children are there ni vile wametoroka baridi
I see. That's makes a lot of sense
How cold does it get?
Devolution if properly managed, along with infrastructure development, would transform these places and retain the local population in their counties engaging in meaningful economic activity.
Sure, That makes a lot of sense
We still remain the most populous you know, the reason why the census results are never out.🤔🤔🤔
13.15, i do relax on those gabions while home.
Its a beautiful place
Nyandarua County the home of chips, potatoes that feeds Kenya with best quality produce from the slopes of Aberdares
Thats very true Lydia
Thanks for the awesome video. I will come there to look for land to settle for my retirement 😂
hahha good luck, Thanks
Don't try.. this place is darm cold
.
Baridi iko huko
@@faithmuchiri6625Woi Usiseme! I really hate cold weather
@@KG-eo4ez Thanks for the info 👍🏼. I have never been there I guess I need to do my research first.😂
I thought aberdares ni forest,now its a stripped barren hills.😮.
Rural towns used to thrive back in the days but then the collapse of our tea, coffee,pyrethrum and other cash crop industries resulted in the fall of these towns. Its akin to what happened in the American rust-belt after collapse of the steel industry.
This makes a lot of sense. Am sure the collapse of Pyrethrum industry had a lot to do with this towns
My dream place for farming and settlement
Its a nice place
Mine too😮
The inhabitants should get titles to their lands. Land = wealth. If they move to the cities, they’ll have to buy food from groceries and rent apartments owned by the foreigners. How cold does it get there?
By foreigners? Which foreigners are you talking about?🤔
@ does it matter? You have preferences in certain types of foreigners?
@@WWTin2024 I just want to know which "foreigners" you're talking about who own all the apartments we're living in Kenya
@@itsTheTruthTeller what a lot of Kenyans don’t know is foreigners own the apartments but use the Kenyans to run the day to day business
@@WWTin2024 like which ones? At least give some proof of what you're saying because saying that all apartments in kenya are owned by foreigners makes you sound crazy. At least toa evidence ndio tuone ukweli source yako haiwezi kuwa trust me bro
most people have relocated to the city in search of greener pastures.
Sure, that the most probable reason. Thanks
You have misspelled population sir.
Why are you not holding an interview with the residents to know why the town is sliding backwards in terms of population and development ?
We always do, but in camera
The cold is inevitable. Why build concrete homes without heating? The climate is suited for wooden cabins.
Waiting for karangatha and jabini
Coming, but Jabini iko. search kwa hii channel utapata
Mawingo my home village hadi nimemiss home
Camera ,woiii 🤭
Thank you, I will look into that
Baridi uwa ina force watu kuhama
Very true,,arthritis is rampant most are advised to go to warmer climate areas like naivasha
The cold killed the town.
That is farmland region and those 80*100 plots should be discouraged by the county government.
true
Nyandarua is a beautiful place. Towns like Ndunyu Njeru are still thriving.
Very beautiful
Falling on stinging nettle naked😂
It is not a so good idea lol
Camera 😢
The video is 4K. While watchin, go to youtube settings, and select a higher video quality. it will improve. Thank you
It's not abederes they are called kipipiri hills
Thank you for pointing out
They're part of aberdare ranges usikuwe mjinga hivo
kwetu ushago ni Njabini
Ala, so you are from the cold land? but hyo jina yako iko na some roots from Mbari ya Kihara. ebu chunguza kama kuna watu wenu uko
@Villagetotowntv yes. My roots.
After this, utaskia zakayo umeenda ku harvest carbon, yaani mtu anauza mpaka hewa ya nnchi? Shameful
Kiambogo umeenda
Iko side gani iyo?
So,,why does the Government allocate billions to such counties while clearly,,,its EMPTY.
Its a rural county
Sorry, why are you calling this village a town ?? Stop ✋️ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There’s a lot of deforestation by the locals.
All those landlords without rental income.its sad😢😢😢
Very sad
So this place actually needs to be demolished it’s a refugee camp from the days of colonial and it is evident due to the lack of development. What you have just shown is a shanty town a slum the people living there are underdeveloped and cannot rise to high standards of living whilst lacking the knowledge to sustain properly. The people of that area need to move!