This image captures an elevated, broad view of a major urban transport hub in Nairobi, Kenya, under an overcast sky

This image captures an elevated, broad view of a major urban transport hub in Nairobi, Kenya, under an overcast sky. The scene depicts the vicinity of a large bus terminal, identifiable as the **Machakos Country Bus Station area** or an adjacent major bus park in Nairobi. In the foreground, a prominent advertising billboard with a green face stands vertically, partially obscured by dense green foliage and trees on a raised bank to its right. Below and to the left of the billboard, a busy street is visible, populated by numerous pedestrians, multiple yellow school bus-style vehicles (likely matatus), white minibuses, and larger city buses. Informal market stalls with goods displayed on the ground are active along the sidewalk, attended by several individuals. Motorcycles are also present on the street. The midground features a very large, open-air bus terminal or parking lot filled with dozens of buses of various sizes and colors, predominantly white, red, and blue, parked in organized rows. These vehicles include long-distance coaches and smaller passenger buses. Several white trucks are also parked within this area. An elevated pedestrian walkway or footbridge, supported by metal structures and featuring railings, spans across a road or railway line, running along the perimeter of the bus terminal. Numerous pedestrians are observed walking on this bridge. A white car is visible on a road below the bridge. Red-roofed commercial or industrial buildings are situated to the left of the bus terminal. The background presents a sprawling urban landscape extending into the distance under a hazy sky. This area consists of numerous buildings of varying heights and designs, including multi-story structures, residential blocks, and commercial/industrial facilities. A distinct light blue multi-story building is visible in the mid-left background. Areas of bare ground and less developed plots are interspersed among the built environment.