Open-air marketplace featuring vendors selling colorful handmade jewelry, textiles & beaded bowls.
The handmade jewelry, beaded bowls, and textiles are colorful and tempting—you'll want to buy everything. Prices are inflated for tourists, so walk the entire market first, note your favorites, then go back to bargain.
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Read guide →Travel PlanningThis is a perfect place to be if you are looking for some souvenirs and nice takeaways from the country of Kenya. Very lively, colourful and ethnic! You would feel like buying the entire market, all...
I went to buy souvenirs. As a tourist, they give me good price. They have so many beautiful & colorful. Handmade wood crafts, bracelet beads, bangles, Keychain, T-shirt, bags, purse and so many.
The market was intense and honestly overwhelming. The men were really aggressive, insisting on walking with me from seller to seller. This is what they do to tourists. The prices were ridiculously inf...
Great deals if you have the appetite for bargaining! The market shifts so be sure to check before heading out. Walk the entire market and choose your favorites to go back to.
Buying direct from table sellers will get shoppers a fairer price and better experience then using the shopping "helpers."
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