Bomas Of Kenya

My visit to the Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi was exceptional and unforgettable. The vibrant traditional dances, showcasing Kenya’s diverse cultures, were mesmerizing, with colorful costumes and rhythmic drumming that left me in a state of awe. I loved the reconstructed traditional homesteads that gave me a fascinating glimpse into the lifestyles of Kenya’s various ethnic groups. The attention to detail in architecture and cultural artifacts was impressive. All in all, my experience was both educational and enjoyable. This place is a must-visit for anyone wanting to connect with Kenya’s rich heritage!

Easily accessible by the Uber. We visited the traditional homesteads while waiting for the show to start at 2.30pm. 8 performances in 1.5h, and it was really interesting to see all type of dances. They gonna ask few visitors to join them dancing too, so if you just love dancing feel free to dance with them.

Loved seeing all of the cultural dances and performances! They brought me up on stage and I had so much funnnn lol. I also enjoyed learning about the different tribes and bomas styles. Highly recommend!

I was super sceptical about this because the dance show sounded so cringe. Anyway - we went to see the bomas park. You still need to pay Ksh 2,000 as a non-resident (it includes the dance as well), and can pay by card or cash (ecitizen not working). The bomas are open for walks from 10:00am to 5:00pm. You can see monkeys and warthogs. We went in the afternoon and it was super hot, but even with that we managed to spend a whole hour wandering around. I think the entry fee is too high for non-residents but at least the property is well looked after, so overall it was fine. If you feel inclined to visit, then definitely come for the bomas as well.

Great place to know about the many tribes in Kenya. If you can visit with a local it's better and don't miss the traditional dances at 2:30. If you plan your trip you have plenty of time. The place is very beautiful and green too with kind staff and a huge parking lot.

Such an original and amazing experience !! You easily immerse yourself into the rich diversity of Kenya's culture. All the crew who represented it were incredible. There is also at the end, a representation of Kenya traditional homesteads with a dense greenery.

The best thing we did in Nairobi! The diversity of the country comes to life at Bomas of Kenya!!! The place is beautifully done and we loved the fact that there were no shortcuts taken for making the tribal houses. The whole experience provides a window into the life of the 42 different tribes and their culture. Our guide was very thorough in explaining the houses and even the famous people from these tribes. The culture show at the arena however, deserves a special mention. The dancers seemed to be fueled by air!!! They danced for the entire hour and a half and even pulled us into it! 😊 It was an enjoyable experience and I heavily recommend spending around 3-4 hours. The culture show is at 2:30 pm on weekdays, so go a bit ahead of time to look at all the Bomas and to shop 😄

It's a very nice place especially when you are working with your family .teaches more about Kenyan tribes, culture and their tradition. Most of the time there's more spicy in traditional dance. Acrobat and other activities.