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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.
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Drive time from Nairobi to Nakuru is approximately 3hrs while drive time from Nairobi/Jomo Kenyatta Airport to Amboseli is approximately 4hrs
Nakuru is the fourth largest town in Kenya located at an altitude of 1859 m above sea level. Nakuru is situated at the floor of the Great Rift Valley only 160 km north west of Nairobi. Nauru is a Masai word meaning dust place. Enjoy the cool surrounding of Nakuru town with thousands of flamingos and other Birds species dominating the lake, white rhinos, waterbucks and the lion are visible here
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Amboseli lies approximately 1370m above sea level and area coverage of 392km² bordering Kenya and Tanzania, North-West of Mt. Kilimanjaro the big game dominates the landscape with the beauty of Mt. Kilimanjaro on the horizon. Large herds of Elephants, wildebeest, zebras, lions, cheetahs, hyenas, Thomson gazelles, Buffalos among other residents dominate this par
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Attractions here Include Endangered Sable Antelope, Elephants, Giraffes, Leopard, Genet, Civet cat, Hyenas, Waterbuck, Bush pig, Buffalo, African Bush Baby, Bushbuck, Coastal Black and white Colobus, Blue Duiker, Bush Duiker, Red Duiker, Greater Galago, Black-faced Vervet Monkey, Sykes Monkey, Serval cat, Black and Red Shrew, and Elephant Shrew
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Other popular destinations for this tour include the Karen Blixen Museum, the Giraffe Centre, which is an educational center and part of African Fund for Endangered Wildlife, The popular Nairobi National park with all animal species except the elephant, David sheldrick for orphaned baby elephants, the Kenya National museum filled with interesting archaeological artifacts.
