- Since 1971, when we first opened our doors to the public, Bomas of Kenya has proudly welcomed over 10 million visitors.Located in the south of Nairobi, Bomas...
- Preserving Kenya’s rich & diverse cultures. Bomas of Kenya was started by the Government of Kenya in 1971 as wholly owned subsidiary of the Tourism...
- Bomas of Kenya Limited, Nairobi, Kenya. 10,512 likes · 42 talking about this · 31,440 were here. Preserving and Promoting the Rich and Diverse Cultures...
- Discover Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi, Kenya: This tourist village in Nairobi celebrates the traditional lifestyles and customs of Kenyan tribes.
- Located about 6 miles (10 kilometers) south of downtown Nairobi in Langata, just outside Nairobi National Park, the Bomas of Kenya cultural village recreates and...
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- Surprisingly, when Mzee conceived and planned the establishment of Bomas of Kenya in 1971. To showcase Kenya’s cultural and traditional homesteads.
- The Bomas of Kenya is a cultural center located in Nairobi West, Kenya. It was established to preserve and showcase the diverse cultural heritage of the...
- The Bomas of Kenya is a cultural center and tourist attraction located in Nairobi, Kenya. Here are some frequently asked questions about the Bomas of Kenya
- With its scenic setting against the Nairobi city backdrop, The Bomas of Kenya brings together Kenya’s rich traditions all in one place.
- Location of Bomas of kenyaBomas of Kenya is situated on Forest Edge/ Langata Rd., a few minutes worth of driving from Nairobi's city centre.
- The beautiful Bomas of Kenya gives a unique opportunity to its visitors to gain insights into the real Nairobi by exploring and experiencing the rich social culture...
- Bomas of Kenya is a living museum celebrating the colorful tribes of Kenya.This is a great place to learn about the lifestyle, art, music, crafts, and culture o.
- Bomas of Kenya, located just outside the CBD in Nairobi is a living museum that showcases the rich and diverse cultures of Kenya’s various ethnic groups.