Narok Museum

3.8(241 reviews)

Narok Town

MuseumTourist attraction

About

It's small and underfunded, but entry is only KES 100 and you'll learn about different Maasai groups across Kenya through photos and artifacts. Bring a phone light if you go — the place is dim and poorly maintained. Worth a quick stop if you're curious about Maa culture, but keep expectations low.

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What this place offers

Wheelchair accessible

HoursClosed

Monday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Tuesday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Wednesday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Thursday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Friday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Saturday8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

SundayClosed

Google Reviews

3.8

Based on 241 reviews

Felix Kimani

3 months ago

Though it's small, it's totally worth the visit. There are lots of photos, of different types of Maasai people based on their Geographical location in Kenya, not just the Maasai in Narok. You get to u...

Simon Mosiro

7 months ago

I was at the Narok museum. It's such a let down considering the Maa culture is still practiced and alive to this day The county government of Kajiado should do something about this Gem. It has so m...

caleb karingithi

a year ago

Good experience having shopped cctv and electric fence material at Caltechs Agency Security Systems shop. Well stocked and staff are friendly.

Benard Ayuku

a month ago

Its nice

SUSSY WANJALA

8 months ago

Very old, nothing interesting. Had to use my phone light to see anything at all.

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Narok, Kenya

Narok Town

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