3 Hours Bomas of Kenya

3 Hours Bomas of Kenya. 

The Bomas of Kenya is a cultural center and tourist attraction located in Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya. The word “bomas” translates to “homesteads” in Swahili, and the center is designed to showcase and celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of Kenya’s various ethnic groups, particularly those of the indigenous communities.

Key features and aspects of the Bomas of Kenya include:

1. Cultural Performances: One of the main highlights of the Bomas of Kenya is its vibrant and dynamic cultural performances. Visitors have the opportunity to witness traditional music, dance, and performances that showcase the customs, rituals, and lifestyles of different ethnic groups in Kenya. These performances are both entertaining and educational, offering insights into the rich cultural tapestry of the country.
2. Traditional Homesteads: The center features recreated traditional homesteads from various Kenyan ethnic groups. These homesteads offer a glimpse into the architectural styles, living arrangements, and daily activities of different communities. Visitors can explore these homesteads and learn about the unique characteristics of each group.
3. Crafts and Artifacts: The Bomas of Kenya often hosts craft exhibitions and showcases a wide range of traditional crafts, artifacts, and cultural items from different regions. Visitors can purchase traditional Kenyan handicrafts, beadwork, textiles, and other souvenirs.
4. Cultural Workshops: The center occasionally offers workshops where visitors can actively engage in traditional activities such as beadwork, pottery, and drumming. These workshops provide a hands-on experience and an opportunity to learn more about the cultural practices of Kenya’s diverse communities.
5. Education and Outreach: The Bomas of Kenya plays a role in preserving and promoting Kenya’s cultural heritage. It serves as an educational institution, particularly for school groups and tourists, by offering guided tours and interactive experiences that showcase the country’s cultural diversity.
6. Events and Celebrations: The Bomas of Kenya is often a venue for various events, celebrations, and festivals that highlight Kenya’s cultural identity. These events may include traditional ceremonies, music festivals, and national celebrations.
7. Restaurant and Facilities: The center usually features a restaurant where visitors can enjoy Kenyan cuisine and refreshments. There are also facilities for conferences, meetings, and private events.

The Bomas of Kenya provides an immersive experience for visitors who are interested in exploring the cultural heritage and traditions of Kenya’s ethnic communities. It offers a platform to appreciate the country’s cultural diversity, fostering a deeper understanding and respect for its people and their way of life.

3 Hours Bomas of Kenya. 

Enjoy this afternoon tour by unfolding traditional Kenyan culture situated 10km from Nairobi’s city center. Pickup from hotels within Nairobi is included and you will be driven to discover the wonderful diversity of cultures that make up this fascinating country.

At this center different aspects of Kenyan culture are displayed including living styles, dress cords,crafts,language, music, and dancing. The word Boma is a Swahili word for enclosed homestead and applies to every community in kenya. All this exciting traditional dances and acrobatic shows starts at 2.30pm to 4.00pm during weekdays and 3.30pm to 5.15pm during weekends and public holidays.