Fourteen Falls is located in Thika, Kenya. It is the second-largest and tallest waterfall in the country, after Karuru Falls. Why is it called Fourteen Falls? It was named after the fourteen distinct waterfalls that can be seen as the River cascades over a series of rocky ledges. The falls are known for their powerful 25-meter drop and beautiful natural surroundings. Therefore, if you're planning a trip to Kenya, don't forget to visit Fourteen Falls; believe me, it's worth your trip. Please support us financially via Paypal email; williamsmegaempire33@gmail.com, if you can. or share our blog with your friends and groups. We really appreciate your effort.
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