Cultural Differences

Kenya, New Zealand and Norway have many equal, but also many unequal cultural differences. Some including sports, religion and food. Food in Kenya are a lot different then the food in New Zealand and Norway which have more in commen. Kenya have many types of food, but the most common eaten in Kenya are Samosas, Ugali, Irio and Matoke. Those contains meat and vegetables. New Zealand have more typical Norwegian food. Mostly because they have fish and chips while in Norway we eat a lot of fish.They also eat maori hangi and roasted lamb. In Norway we have fish like I said, but we also have something called rømmegrøt and brown cheese. 

Something else that they have as cultural differences are sports. There Kenya, New Zealand and Norway have the same kind of sports. The only thing that is different is they have their most known athletes in other sports. Kenya have their know athlete in Running. His name is David Rudisha and he has the world record in 800m. New Zealand have their most known athletes in rugby. While in Norway we have our athletes which plays football. As you can see there are many cultural differences around the world, but there are also many equalities. 
            

Sports:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sport_in_New_Zealand
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sport_in_Kenya

Food:
http://www.visitnorway.com/uk/what-to-do/food-and-drink/food-and-drink-you-should-try-whilst-in-norway/
http://www.newzealand.com/int/feature/favourite-new-zealand-foods/
http://www.foodbycountry.com/Kazakhstan-to-South-Africa/Kenya.html

Places To Vistit

The places I've decided to recommend are all destinations that often are associated with their country. These locations all offers amazing experiences in nature, all the way from Kenya to New Zealand.

From Kenya, I have chosen the great natural reserve of Maasai Mara. The reserve covers about 1500 km2 of the south-west Kenya, and it's located right by the Tanzanian border. Maasai Mara is exceptionally known for it's population of Maasai lions, Tanzanian cheetahs and leopards, but you might also find zebras, elephants and rhinos among many others.

Safari in Maalsai Mara

My second destination goes to New Zealand, and the mighty fjord Milford Sound. This is allegedly New Zealand's most famous tourist destination, and according to newzealand.com even Rudyard Kipling should have described it as The eight wonder of the world. Milford Sound is located at the west coast of Te Wahipounamu (a.k.a the south island), and attracts with boat cruises, hiking and kayaking in beautiful terrain.

Kayaking on ''the 8. wonder of the world''

In my thoughts these two countries share very few attractions in common. On one hand you have the Kenyan Savannah and the African wildlife, and in New Zealand there are the fjords and the great white mountains. The New Zealand topography actually reminds me of a pacific version of Norway with a tropical twist. Because simultaneous as New Zealand has some tropical climate, it also has the famous and rare fjords like Norway 


http://www.newzealand.com/int/milford-sound/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maasai_Mara

http://giltedgeafrica.com/destinations/masai-mara/
http://www.southerndiscoveries.co.nz/blog/milford-sound-blog/kayaking-through-the-8th-wonder-of-the-world/

Kenya and New Zealand

The Kenyan Savannah

Mountains of New Zealand

http://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/africa/wherewework/
http://miriadna.com/preview/mountains-of-new-zealand