- © A view of the Ruins of Gedi. ... the site, but it was not actually acknowledged until 1927 when the ruins were declared a National Monument of Kenya.
- Now the ruins of Gede (Gedi Ruins) have become a national museum, and what remains of the metropolitan plant is immersed in a forest of beautiful indigenous...
- The Gede Ruins is one of the famous tourism attractions and that is worth a visit on your Kenya holiday safari.
- The lost city of Gedi (which means ‘‘precious’’ in the language of the local Oromo people) is Kenya’s Machu Picchu. Its ruins, cowering in the dense...
- The ruins of Gedi are a historical and archaeological site near the Indian Ocean coast of eastern Kenya.
- Gedi Ruins, Malindi. Gedi is truly one of Kenya’s best kept treasures, a great city tucked away within the depths within the great Arabuko Sokoke forest.
- The ruins of Gedi include many houses, mansions, mosques and elaborate tombs and cemeteries.
- Den Gamle Gedi Ruins Of Kenya. Forfatter: Jeremiah Simmons | Sidst Opdateret: Januar 2024. ... Gedi-ruinerne er i øjeblikket en beskyttet nationalpark i Kenya.
- The ruins of Gedi, an 13th or 14th century Swahili town, lie just south of Malindi, east of the Malindi-Mombasa road junction with the modern town of Gedi.
- There are also large open areas in the s...Read more. The ruins of Gedi are a historical and archaeological site near the Indian Ocean coast of eastern Kenya.