Came here to learn more about the different tribes and cultures of Kenya. First watched the traditional dance show and then went for a walk to see the different homesteads. It was a great experience.

The history of how Africans lived is not well portrayed. Don’t go thinking that what you saw is exactly how the tribes lived. The place needs to find more innovative shows/activities/ to exhibit. The old dances, acrobats and huts is becoming boring It looks like the management is not keen on improving the state of Bomas. The place occupies a large piece of land for a few huts and some dances in the auditorium.

A wonderful experience! For $20 you can come any day of the week to see their open air museum with houses that represent the different tribes of Kenya. We came on a Sunday afternoon and there was only a small group of school girls. It's incredible how big the place is and each area has a clear description of the way the houses are built and information about the tribe. We really enjoyed our time here. In addition, they also have a show every day with dances/songs from a handful of the tribes. There's a sign that explains the lineup. We both really enjoyed our time here and would recommend it to anyone who would like to learn more about the people of Kenya.

As the name suggest Bomas from the word Boma a Swahili name which means "Homestead" in English is a great reflections of the homesteads in Kenya. Give credit to Bomas of Kenya they have done a great in show casing the different homestead in Kenya. This is where our culture is preserved and kept. Very important factor in our society especially in this age where the whole world is one global village. This is a place you'll learn about all the important factors of all the traditions and cultures of all the tribes in our country Kenya . It's always a pleasure visiting the bomas of Kenya and taking a walk through the different homesteads showcased . Keep up with the good job .

About 10 kilometers from Nairobi, 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 of each tribe. The complex encompasses a recreated traditional village with homesteads or bomas, each one reflecting the culture of a major ethnic group. Every afternoon, a team performs traditional dances and songs in the large theater. Audience participation makes the performances even more enjoyable.

My first visit to this place despite being a Kenyan lol. The entertainment arena was just out of the world. Some good change from all the normal malls and outings. Pictures being posted. Check it out.

Oh, to experience culture. Bomas is literally the place that tells you about the different cultures of Kenya, their architecture, artifacts, music and dances. It's a serene environment. The staff are so friendly. You get to enjoy dances performed from different cultures and get to learn and appreciate culture. Also there's a restaurant that does order to cook for your preferred delicacies.

I enjoyed feeding the giraffes and feeling their rough tongues. I also enjoyed the nature trail and the scenery is perfect for photos. I however feel that there should be more to do at the giraffe center. It felt insufficient.

I came here on December 1, 23 during Kenya Youth Organisation, KYO Launching ceremony. It's quite an historic facility, with good and valuable cultural wealth, main hall and several grounds, for playing and party events. 🥳 A nice place on that outside near the gate and the bushes looks shaggy and natural.

The Great thing about Giraffe center is this is a rescue and breeding place to preserve the Giraffes. They are not harmed or doing tricks for folks. You can feed them and caress them up close.

This place is fantastic. We first toured around the traditional Kenyan Tribal Villages with our tour guide Diba Ali. He made the tour fantastic. He was thoroughly versed in Kenyan Tradition and made the visit very educational. I didn’t expect to learn so much from this visit. Then we went to see traditional Kenyan tribal dances, and they were also superb. There is also a traditional Kenyan restaurant, but we didn’t have time to visit it. This is a must visit in Nairobi.

The dancing show starts at 5:30pm and it lasts for a couple of hours with one break of 10mins. Bomas are at the back of the place and they are much bigger than I expected them! They are organised as one household with hedges separating them, very nice! There is more than 30 of them so be sure to take at least two hours if you want to check them out in detail. As you go back to the auditorium, you go across a small marketplace with handicrafts! There is also a restaurant. When buying for the tickets for the show, be sure to ask for them according to your status in the country since they automatically give you the highest fare if foreigner. We ended up paying more than a double, which was a bad experience.

A must in Nairobi. Tons of culture, great performances, neat organisation. The performances take place from 230 pm to 4pm (see pictures), after which you get to see the villages. There is a gift shop at the end that, trust me, is worth it, as the base prices to bargain are not that high compared to, for instance, the massai market.

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.

Fantastic performance of traditional dances that started on time. Come early to look at the Masai exhibition before show starts. FYI it is quite muddy there and you can also buy souvenirs. Can buy drinks and snacks inside the venue. You can also join dancers on stage.

Very nice to see the different villages of the tribes. Just the show we missed. Very kind guides! A very big thank you to the security guy Geoffrey, who was able to retrieve a lost phone!

2nd time coming here, and the kids loved it. Feeding the giraffes is always a wonderful past time. They have time slots allocated throughout the day to allow social distancing, and this also gives enough time and space for gusts to feed the giraffes. Last time we were here, we really had to squeeze through a large crowd to get to take pictures. We were also allowed to have our picnic here and it was a wonderful experience.

A great place to spend time with your loved ones. Access is a bit difficult due to the rough roads. So, if you are not driving, it would be wise to arrange some mode of transport beforehand. We had some difficulties when leaving, especially since it started raining later in the evening. One of their staff, James, was helpful though. He organized for a car to come pick us up. Also, the place has 2 entrance points. We took the back route when getting there. So, from here, you have to access the place by crossing through the suspended bridge. If you have a phobia for heights, then get ready to scream your lungs out. It worth trying though, all that adrenaline rush! There are numerous activities. From swimming to glass blowing and pottery. Unfortunately, we were asked to pay more money to see the glass blowing though we have paid at the entrance. We just got to see the pottery bit. Their items are a bit pricey though, but very beautiful and unique for decor- both indoor and outdoor. I also got some glass beads for my hair. The ambience and the views are magnificent. They also have some cottages, with very excellent views and close to the pool. Hoping to go back soon.

Super place

The tour was informative and interesting. It was well worth the time and money. Learned so much about the culture.

Great hospitality at the payment counter. Had a great time

They should not ask for charges after visitors have already gone round.Add visual display in theatre Improve walkways to the Bomas.Add photos and videos as well as sculptures in bomas.

A great place to spend a few hours. Firstly enjoying the history & lifestyle of the 42 Kenyan tribes. The history is brought to life by the many villages to visit in realistic settings. The day was closed by authentic music and dancing. Very well worth a visit.

Bomas of Kenya is home of Kenyan tribes heritage. The museum host mock homestead of Kenyan major tribes and shows how they used to live before the advent of whiteman then colonization. Great place to learn more abou Kenyan cultural heritage. Visit this place if you are touring Kenya

We had the most amazing experience at Bomas of Kenya. We saw a culture show where they had several Kenyan tribes perform dance, singing, and music program. We were able to eat authentic vegetarian Kenyan food at their restaurant. Seeing all the various types of villages of their tribes was also a unique experience. In addition, we were able to purchase some traditional Kenyan ornaments, jewelry, and clothing from the tribal people's stalls over there.

Fine. A lot of recreations of traditional housing of Kenyan tribes. Dance and instrumental show was good, about 1.5 hours long. Highlight was when the school children in the audience joined in at the end. Seats in auditorium were kinda gross dirty. Signage in hut area was spotty in places.

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 😄

Cultural and beyond,

Very informative traditional housing and the performance from the dance groups and acrobats was astonishing! Highly recommended tourist destination!

Cool

Bomas of Kenya is a tourist village in Langata, Nairobi. Bomas displays traditional villages belonging to the several Kenyan tribes. Bomas of Kenya is home to one of largest auditorium in Africa. It is located approximately 10km from the Central Business District.

This a cool place to experience Kenyan culture from song and dance as well as traditional house. You can find a few animals here too e.g warthogs and baboons.

Great and comfortable place to visit and see much more

Lovely place to pet and feed Reticulated Giraffes 🦒

(Translated by Google) Excellent place for those who love giraffes (Original) مكان ممتاز لمن يحب الزرافات

The place is cool and not populated

Amazing Area code

Here is just so much to look at, can use most of the day just to walk around at this big plot.

Place with much to see and learn today and exciting features of articles and mosaic in glass

Beautiful. Amazing glass products!

Beautiful serene, cultural location ...its a good place to visit with your kids

Good conference facilities. Ideal for big groups. Serene area, wildlife present too.

Nice place

The monument is well crafted and looks awesome.

It is an excellent meeting place. They also have some great restaurants too. I enjoyed the experience. I had gone there for a 3-day conference

What an incredible experience learning about Kenya’s history, culture and dance! Amazingly talented actors and dancers. Highly recommended!

I went to BOMAS last weekend, enjoying spend time there learn Kenyan culture by dance, visiting different historical places.

Great cultural dance experience. Saw a warthog for the first time in my life? the houses describe all the 47 tribes in Kenya and their family moral conduct ?

It was good visiting the place liked the show and admire the locals to keep their culture alive.Also went round the village seeing different tribes home the guide was v good and made us more knowledgeable ??

Great please for research and the dance performances are very worth to see! As for 2020 they last from 14:30 to amount 16:15. The place is very big so if you wanna visit everything I would probably recommend to save around 1,5-2h for walking plus time for the shows.

A very good place to be for all kind of meals, entertainment and leisure. Good place for get away. Quite refreshing.

Open air park and cultural walk, with monkeys and warthogs and village replicas of the tribes that create current day Kenya. Offers a cultural dance and acrobatics show!

Excellent shows on traditional dances

I lived this place because it delivered...there were not so many people..the surrounding is so beautiful and also the entertainment was everything...really enjoyed it

Reminds me of old cultural days

You learn about the culture of different tribes in Kenya and how they build there house in the past

Great cultural music experience. A true representation of the 47 tribes in kenya

Great cultural show of the Kenyan communities.

Wonderful place to learn about the culture an traditions of Kenya. Staff was very friendly and helped us Store our backpacks as after Bomas we were heading to the airport.

Performance and attendance has greatly improved.

Cool

The show is really nice but the food is awful

Cultural centre with the African style and touch

Loved it!

If you wanna know culture this is the best place as it houses a wide variety of kenyan culture

Wonderful place to experience Kenyan culture from song and dance, traditional homesteads etc. Awesome

Great place to visit and see how different villages where built. Loved it

You need to have loads of energy to do all the rounds here. It was intriguing going from homestead to homestead and seeing how the families used to be set up. The restaurant on site has some great food and calm seating too. I enjoyed the cultural displays quite a bit too. Nothing that fancy, just enough to see the various dances of different cultures in Kenya. The souvenir shops had very friendly attendants even though everyone was trying to get you to buy from them. I didn’t get to see all 44 or so homesteads cause I run out of energy. 😁😁

A superb place where one would zealous to hold meetings. Moreover, a breath taking place for Botanists. A showcase of Kenya's diverse culture

Good place to be

If you love culture,just visit the BoK. Its the greatest place to learn our cultural differences and know how other tribes live. It has cultural dances,foods and much more.

This place I liked it so so much

It was awesome... Enjoyed every moment here

Clean environment

Reminded me of my heritage

amazing experience

Great experience

Serene environment

Cool place to be

Best place to dance to most Kenyan traditional songs.

Environmental services

Fresh air ...cool scenery.

Kenya's cultural center

Every culture is preserved

Nice and cool place to relax

Good

Cool 😍

Awesome

Perfection 🔥

Loved it

This is one of the most important places to visit in Nairobi Kenya,,Bomas of Kenya has different activities like traditional dance covering different tribes in Kenya, it also consist of the different traditional homesteads and their history ,,if you want to learn more on Kenyan communities and to be entertained too don't fail to visit boma. carry with you entrance fee of ksh 200 .

Good place to visit

Wonderful venue to learn Kenyan culture represented by various tribes. Great song and dance. We usually pass from our excussions at Giraffe Centre and/or David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage

Fascinating

The show was most enjoyable as was the acrobatic display. The information on beach of the troues was education and informative, and the staff is friendly and welcoming.

Wonderful and an enjoyable experience.

Great place to learn about our culture and heritage.

I loved this place. The Kenyan traditional dances reminded me of the way we used to live and the culture of those days which installed displine in our communities, the hood views around and within a RE big attraction and amazing too. On the fields there are warthog grazing and baboons rooming around in search of food.

Always my son's favorite

Nice for evening walks

Natural setting, nice African dances and Acrobatics

Cultural Tours with Samson's Safaris

(Translated by Google) You can see in detail the homes and residences of the Kenyan tribes, the form and layout of the homes, and the location of the rooms according to the family sequence. You can also see the residence of the Luo who produced Obama ~ (Original) 케냐의 부족이 살았던 집과 거주지, 집의 형식과 배치형태및 가족서열에 따른 방의 위치 등을 자세히 볼수있다. 오바마를 배출한 루오족의 거주형식도 볼수있다~

The real African culture in display

Lovely place to be.

Cultural diversity place and social interaction dances. Great traditional kenyan food.

It preserves and maintains kenyan culture from artifacts to traditional cuisines to the traditional homesteads

Great

A serene cultural experience.

Very cool

Great place to relax

Bomas of Kenya is located in Karen Nairobi and it's Kenya's cultural center,here you come to experience a touch of Kenya's 42 tribes cultures from language,food,living, traditional song and dance, traditional attires and so forth.

Well kept

Serene environment and very secure

Culture

It was great

Traditional heritage. Where BBI was lounged.

Enjoyed every sec..children had a lovely time learning and seeing how its different from their homes to others.. experience is the best teacher...

The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is made up of 2 segments-the giraffe interaction /feeding, and a beautiful nature trail that one can explore at their own leisure. The centre is a great way of making conservation and education accessible to help preserve, and continue to grow, the dwindling Rothschild species in Kenya. Highly recommend if you would like an up close view of these spectacular creatures and contribute toward community biodiversity education!

Our experience at the giraffe center was amazing. Mourice was an very good guide. He told us a lot about the giraffes and the mission of the center. We also went on a walk in the trails where he explained to us all the proprieties of the plants and also a little bit of history about the creation of the center. It’s a 10$ very well invested. Even if I want on a safari, the experience at the center is not to same because you get to pet, fed and be very close to the beautiful giraffes. If you are in Nairobi, it’s a amazing day trip. It’s about 30 minutes drive from Nairobi center in a Uber.

Wonderful environment with giraffes of all ages, youngest is currently 1 month old and the oldest is 20!! It's an amazing experience to be able to feed them and observe from so close up. Always recommend going at least once if you're visiting or living in Nairobi!💞

Great set up and ambiance for an exclusive close up experience with the world's tallest animals. It was amazing learning about how it started and the walk through the small botanical natural forest was more than thrilling! Would love to go back!⁸

Great educative tour by the guides! There is no other place on earth where you get close to Giraffes than this, and the prices are friendly too!!

Really nice place to visit and learn about giraffes. The service is good and there are lots of facilitators to help you interact with the animals safely plus they know A LOT about giraffes. There's also a nature trail next door that is pretty neat with lots of birds and trees. Would recommend to anyone looking for a plan in Nairobi.

Nice place for a short afternoon outing for a family. Lovely experience to feed the giraffes.Awesome cool climate to just have a cup of coffee as you catch up and relax.

Its always a breathtaking to be upclose with the majestic giraffes. Having been there severally, you connect and learn from the giraffe family. It was sad to return and find the older giraffes passed away😥. Good tip is to always ask if you can suggest a name for the new baby giraffes on the way. Watch out for Daisy she can head butt you when she's a bit moody 😆.

Amazing place

Great

Although the nature trail doesn't have much to offer. Its just walking round the Bush

Expecting more but I still had nice time. The bonus was seeing the grumpy warthogs.

That whole experience of feeding the giraffes is amazing. The staff are always ready to help too.

Lovely, feeding the Giraffes was nice

Enjoyed feeding the giraffes and the nature trail. The place is clean and family friendly.

Amazing place and definitely recommended. They treat the animals in a very good way, provide background information, and you are able to feed them with a restricted amount of animal food. Definitely go to place once you're in Nairobi. It's small though and you'll be done within an hour.

As always, brilliant

Great place to get in touch with those lovely animals providing an opportunity to feed them.

Chilled out place

Cool, quiet and nice place to visit

Excellent place to be close to the giraffes 🦒. Feeding them is my favourite thing. They are definitely majestic animals.

It is not too crowded, so everyone gets a chance to interact with the giraffes

(Translated by Google) Awesome place and very friendly staff. Entry for foreigners costs KSh 1,500, which may be a little expensive but definitely worth it. Payment due to covid only by bank cards, but when a problem arose due to the fact that I only had cash, the staff quickly found the person who paid for me, and I gave the cash. In the park itself, there are many giraffes (and if you are lucky you will see warthogs) which you can feed, very interesting animals. Food is given free of charge, upon request, the staff will photograph you or shoot a video. There is a mini museum and a playground to watch animals at the level of their heads. Getting there by bus is not difficult, there is a world-famous hotel with giraffes nearby, and a nursery for elephants nearby (it was closed due to quarantine). (Original) Потрясающее место и очень приветливый персонал. Вход для иностранцев стоит 1500 кенийских шилингов, что возможно дороговато, но определённо того стоит. Оплата из-за ковида только банковскими карточками, но когда возникла проблема по причине того что у меня только наличка, персонал быстро нашёл человека который за меня расплатился, а я отдал наличные. В самом парке множество жирафов(и если повезёт увидите бородавочников) которых можно покормить, очень интересные животные. Корм дают бесплатно, по просьбе персонал вас сфотографирует или снимет видео. Есть мини музей и площадка, что бы наблюдать за животными на уровне их голов. Добраться на автобусе не сложно, рядом известная на весь мир гостиница с жирафами, а по соседству питомник для слонят(из-за карантина был закрыт).

Good

Cute

(Translated by Google) My best experience very good the massala tea the sandwish really I recommend it (Original) Ma plus belle experience trés bon le massala tea le sandwish vraiment je le recOmmande

I had best moment

Great experience interacting upclose with girrafes. Although not much activities

Great family outing. Go early morning before 11am to enjoy the place with less people

Serves the purpose, you will see the giraffes, feed them and learn about the species.

A very surreal experience seeing these beautiful creatures in person and how graceful they are. The minders and staff are very warm and inviting and the price is very affordable. Very good experience

The entry fee is a bit too high for such a small place

Unbelievable experience. Brilliant

Nice and serene place to have fun with Giraffe and get in touch with Kenyan culture

For all who love giraffes a great place to see them up close and see their beauty. A must for the curious mind

First hand contact with the wild it's ecstatic.. feels good to connect with nature and learning about giraffe history. Nice place. Did you know that there are nature walks too? Well pay a visit 😉

Nice

If you want to feeding girrafe must visit girrafe centre keep clean

Perfect place to interact with girraffes up close. 😊😊😊

The only place where you get kissed by a 🦒

Very friendly giraffes

I love it

They can smell your fear..... Just relax

Residential area, rough road leading to Gataka road

Nice houses and quiet ,problem is not very safe as you move inwards.

Fun place to be and a nice neighborhood .

The road is lit

Superb place with supermarkets, hotels and fuel stations.

Some traffic on the road during rush hours

Good though the road is not that good

Muddy and poor roads😭😭

Not popular but cool.

The road has lots of potholes + it's an off road.. Use high cars

It's a murram road but passable

Check out the ice cream store at tosha petrol station near the maasai lodge stage. They sell really good stuff and it's really neat😊😊

(Translated by Google) Soup (Original) Supa

Nice

Great glass pieces

Many businesses operating

Perfect road aligned with apartment s and business complexes.

Agree

Ranging from mayor road 1 to 35... you'll love it...though security ain't guaranteed at the far end since you'll be entering into the ghetto

Yes it's a nice place, but the potholes in the area will kill our cars shock absorber may the county leaders check on that...

Great

Great

Usually clogged up with traffic especially during peak hours. Psv's dropping/picking up at the junction.

Okay

Potholes at the junction

Magic and mayhem 😁 creative energy abounds.

The glass blowing was amazing to watch! And the cable Bridge was a fun adventure! The glass displays in the shop were amazing but the layout of the facility was a bit confusing to navigate.

Very unusual place, cool suspension bridge

Just what you need to get away from the city.

Someone should make a date for this place, high quality stuff there

Excellent

You get to see the whole process of glass making, quite spectacular

Loved it! Such an original place, perfect to buy some glass. A rough road to get there though

Very innovative place

I simply cannot stop myself going to this place ☺️☺️ it's such a vibe .

Simply breathtaking

Awesome

Good place to buy Glass related things .. but do not forget to bargain

Its was amazing!!!

(Translated by Google) Very impressive place, stylish area with many small corners and niches that have their own aura and everything is connected to each other through art made of glass The restaurant is inexpensive, the service friendly and you have to have sat in this garden! (Original) Sehr eindrucksvoller Ort, stilvolles Areal mit vielen kleinen Ecken und Nieschen, die ihre eigene Aura haben und alles miteinander durch Kunst aus Glas verbunden ist Das Restaurant ist preiswert sie Bedienung freundlich und man muss in diesem garten mal gesessen haben!

Goof

Beautiful

A very a spectular place

Very interesting place to have adventure

Nice place for a quick weekend getaway

It's good to see glasses put into great use. I highly recommend this place

The bridge is but breath taking

Very spectular view.

Lovely

Great artwork. But the lady proprietor needs to improve the way she relates with the locals.

It's a nice place to bee

U got to visit this its worth it

Very nice and creative things.

A hidden gateway full of pomp, design, and colour

This place is amazing! I'm a sustainable fashion designer, and I decided to use the Kitengela Glass Cottages for my latest photo shoot for my brand Lilabare. It was so inspiring to be in a place that engorges you in its art! From the floors to the view, the lovely workshop and friendly staff, this place was wonderful. every nook and cranny is filled with something created by the iconic Kitengela glass. Definitely worth a visit. There's a pool with a gorgeous view of the quintessential Kenyan Savannah landscape, plus a restaurant (which I never visited sadly!) Will be back soon. One of the most unique and interesting places I've been in my home country 💪🏽

I loved the shop alot and the glass bridge was awesome.

Mash up of a Museum, zoo ,park ,hotel and african safari . Very hospitable folks

You have got to see this place

A walk on the bridge is a must after admiring the amazing glasswork

The cool breeze make it worth your while

Magical, a creative glass wonderland

Took an uber all the way only to be told that they didn't have shows that day. Could do a better of posing their schedules, prices...etc online.

Its amazing, loves the kenyan traditional dances

Still observe our culture

Very photographic. Right into the city center. The flavor of rural Kenya. Fee is very low. They have traditional event. Please check time before visit.

alot of cultural adventures. It defines Kenya alot❤️🇰🇪

Come and see Kenyan heritage, wonderful

Perfect conferencing facilities

Chill place where you can learn about cultural practices of Kenyas diverse communities. Lots of monkeys around too which I especially like :-)

😎😎😎😎😍

We held our AGM here. It's a great place that you can hold conferences at an affordable fee. Additionally, it is a place where you can get to learn about the Kenyan heritage. They have cottages that can help you know about our ancestors and how they used to live. In the afternoon at 3pm, troops usually come in to sing traditional Kenyan songs. I would recommend tourists to visit this place. The place has a restaurant that offers food at an affordable price. It is an excellent place to tour and know they Kenyan heritage.

Serene

The dance was waaauuu

A very historical place to view

Environment friendly

Wonderfull ❤️

Best experience ever

Cultural center with lots of heritage and history

Loved it

A very original place to be visited. Displays the different tribal cultures and their origins. Different true Bomas built in the unique surroundings

Nice place

It's treasurable to be is such a beautiful place... I yearn to revisit it again

Awesome restaurant loved your food was really delicious even though Covid hit you hard I loved the service and tender lamb and beef. I also enjoyed the scenery around and the botanical gardens I got to see the fig tree for the first time, really cool.

Their food is great and I loved the hospitality and the serene environment. Definitely a place to visit

Fun to visit

Nice heritage

Amazing

Well spaced

Beautiful monument

Attractive

Intresting

Best

Beautiful

Was nice

A really well designed monument.. You can actually go there rest or even relax and have a good glimpse of K.U and its environment

Well kept kenya's traditional homes set up

Good place

For sarakasi and acrobatic actions, visit Bomas

The place was awesome

If you're fun of our traditional and cultural dancing you ought not to miss this place

مكان رائع لكن لا اعلم لماذا لا يعلمه السياح رائع جدا

Awesome place

Wonderful place to visit

Best place to be

It is an interesting site that you can visit alone or with a guide. It allows you to see how different Kenyan people built their villages and make lots of consideration about the differences and similarities. I would have appreciated an indication of the scale because the huts are very small and I constantly questioned if people could live like that. In the case of the Samburu people I can testify that they live in those huts. As a tip, I suggest checking the availability of shows due to the covid regulation.. Another tip is to get ready to the mini market of people who will sell you souvenirs.

Nice way to get an idea of varying Kenyan tribes. Showcase by dancers and mock up of village homes.

It's nice getting to know our roots and culture

I love that place. Lots of history Great guilds Food well priced and very good. Restaurant is a cool design. Lots of reasons for the 5 star. Love Kenya

Bomas of Kenya is a wonderful place. The environment is cool and calm. The Presence of Baboons, Warthogs, Monkeys, Chimpanzees among many other wild animals makes the place more attractive and thrilling. The place is not only a cultural center but also a tourist attraction site.

The tour was wow.i am proud of the various cultures found in kenya.bomas of kenya the best place to be

Offers a quick review (from 1430 to 1700) of culture through dances and tradional homesteads of Kenya's communities... Fantastic place too for refreshing yourself after that reach show.

A must do excursion if you want get knowledge and history of Kenyan tribes and cultures.

Today was my first time ever at Bomas together with my family. It's the most amazing place. The customer service was superb. I enjoyed the traditional concerts while the traditional home tours was so revelatory not to mention the food. I am definitely coming back again. I will be with my entire clan this time round. Thanks for the good job and facility maintanance.

A very good place for a family outing. Traditional Kenyan entertainment available

Clean washrooms and ordinary food. The environment is well kept. It has a landing field for choppers. The staff is very friendly. The environment is well kept and it's location is accessible.

I really enjoyed the cultural show and wandering around the houses on display. Great educational experience

You will never regret visiting Bomas of Kenya. A great place to start your travels in Nairobi city, Kenya because it is not far from Jomo Kenyatta International airport. Ideal place for families, private, public and business functions or simply just going out. It has restaurants, entertainment, wildlife animals and cultural history, etc. Please visit Nyar Karateng TV channel and see more video vlogs of my experiences. Find it on Facebook Instagram YouTube. Thank you in advance 😊. #nyarkaratengtv #bomasofkenya

For me it was nothing special. It is interesting to see how the indigenous tribes used to live but the homesteads were very similar to one another and there's not so much information. The restaurant which is close by is nothing special as well. I had a juice and a coffee for 650 KSH, the juice was not fresh but bought from a super market and the coffee was instant coffee. Didn't try the food so can't say much about the food. They do have traditional dances but didn't stay until 2:30 pm. The entrance fee is 1000 KSH for visitors (non-residentd)

Was a great place to visit to learn more about the Bomas, we went before we went on the safari and we felt it was good to learn about it and gave us more of an insight into what you can see from the road. Staff were great and the dance performance is totally worth it for 1000 Shillings.

A good place to visit over the weekend. It's neatly tucked away from the hubbub of the city with little noise. Throughout the place, you can catch sight of monkeys, birds, and even warthogs.

Culture and dance says quite a lot. We were entertained and educated at the same time. A must for everyone visiting Kenya.

is nice place for people who are interested to see traditional homes and traditional dances of Kenyan.

An absolute must visit if you're in Nairobi. Every day they have cultural performance of dances and musics of various Kenyan tribes, along with acrobatic shows. Each and every second of it is absolutely thrilling. Although, do try to visit on a weekend when you have tourists as well as locals - so the theatre is a bit full. A request - do carry some change - you never know when you'll need it. After the performance, you get a guide to walk you through the homesteads of the tribes - which is how some of them live even today.

Got to see a dance programs, representing various tribes of Kenya. High energy and very entertaining. The representative traditional huts for various tribes were very informative.

Pros - Beautifully kept original housing structures of various tribes. Great for photos & mindful touring. - show was very nice! Great dancers. - restaurant was delicious Cons - lots of school trips at the show & grounds. Was very distracting & overcrowded.

Hospitable security guards. They were helpful to enable us have a smooth setup and set down of our event.

To know more on culture,it's a good place.When visiting ensure you have a guide to assist you.

Really interesting place to see the different ways that the 47 tribes of Kenya survive. The Kenyan dancing in the auditorium is particularly good, and the restaurant on site has loads of local Kenyan food options

A cultural melting point of the entire Kenyan society. Lovely place to visit. Pure nature.

Had an amazing time watching their cultural shows and seeing different performances that showcased the diversity of Kenyan culture Their Bomas(villages) were also interesting and fun to visit. They also have a 'masaai market' that is quite affordable. One of the vendors at the market invited us to play some of the traditional music instruments he was selling and that was quite fun!!

One of the best experiences in Nairobi. Great souvenir shops, great introduction to Kenyan culture, traditions and diversity. The dance performance were exhilarating! What a troupe of dancers. 1.5 hours of electric dances.

Great place in Nairobi if you want to witness the cultural diversity of Kenyan tribes through traditional dance performances 👏

Good for holding meetings. It is an open-air museum featuring traditional tribal villages with indigenous crafts, performances & music. In it we have the Utamaduni Restaurant with sumptuous meals that are as diverse as the traditional cultures of Kenya. Meals from rich culture of Kenya are offered here. Meals ranging from nyama choma, mukimo, muthokoi among other Kenya’s regions.

A very nice spot to discover the Kenyan culture. On top of the show, there was a Masai market on the day I went, which is very convenient to buy souvenirs. Do make sure to be with a local to get better prices at the Masai market.

The traditional homestead and the dance performances were exceptionally amazing. Totally enjoyed it

It is an authentic fusion of all cultures of Kenya in one place. A varied taste of Kenyan dances, songs and acrobatics.