Sprawling open-air market serving Dagoretti and beyond with everything from fresh vegetables to household goods. It's chaotic, crowded, and where locals shop when they want bulk prices and negotiable rates. Go prepared to haggle.
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It cost 550 KES (to get in) and it’s probably a 4 star overall. The second floor is about OMAN (who gave them money to update the space) and less about Kenya. You’ll spend about 1-2 hours. I think it...
Lamu Museum is arguably the most contemporary museum in the country and definitely the only one in Lamu. Recently renovated with help from the Sultanate of Oman, the museum takes on a monochrome theme...
Nice place, very interesting about Lamu history and Swahili culture. I would like that there were a single ticket to enter all the Lamu cultural places (Fort, museum, Swahili house) bc there are many...
Lamu Museum: A Must-See in Lamu! I had a fantastic experience at the Lamu Museum. The museum offers a great insight into the rich history and culture of Lamu. I visited on a weekend and was pleased th...
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