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Diana Daisy returns to Kenya after 2 years of touring the world
15th September, 2026 06:32 PM
Kenyan travel YouTuber Diana Daisy is finally back home after spending the past two years travelling to different parts of the world and documenting her experiences for her growing audience.
The content creator shared her excitement after landing in Kenya, where she was received by family and reunited with her best friend and fellow content creator Naomi Kuria.
“Home Sweet Home. Happy To be in Kenya,” Diana said in a social media post celebrating her return on Tuesday, September 15,2026.
Diana also shared an emotional moment with Naomi as the two arrived in Kenya together, marking another chapter in their friendship and travels.
Diana’s globe-trotting journey
Diana has built a name for herself through travel vlogs, taking her audience along as she explores different countries, cultures and communities.
Her content often goes beyond the usual tourist attractions, with the YouTuber documenting local people, food, traditions, landscapes and her personal experiences while travelling.
Her international journey has seen her explore destinations across different continents, including Papua New Guinea, where she spent weeks interacting with indigenous communities and documenting their way of life.
In 2025, Diana spent close to two months travelling through Papua New Guinea, producing content from locations including East New Britain and sharing her experiences with local communities.
She later continued her travels across Asia, with Naomi also joining her on some of her adventures.
In February 2026, the two friends travelled together to Indonesia, where they were briefly held by immigration officials in Jakarta before being released.
Her Nepal adventure
One of Diana’s most recent destinations was Nepal, where she explored Kathmandu, villages and the Himalayan landscape.
Her vlogs captured her first impressions of Kathmandu, a 10-hour journey to the villages of Besisahar and a challenging bus trip towards Manang. She also visited the Pashupatinath Temple, where she explored Hindu traditions and culture.
Her Nepal trip, however, took an unexpected turn after devastating floods and landslides hit parts of the country.
Diana had been visiting mountainous villages and planning a high-altitude hiking challenge before dizziness forced her to leave the area. She later revealed that she had left the affected villages two days before the disaster.
After eventually leaving Nepal in early September, Diana has now returned to Kenya, giving her followers a chance to celebrate her homecoming.
Her return marks a pause in a remarkable two-year period of globe-trotting, during which she has continued turning her adventures, cultural encounters and unexpected experiences into content for her audience.
