I applaud and thank the effort to organize and show the cultural richness of the original ethnic groups of Kenya. Perhaps the only improvement would be the appearance and maintenance of the facilities.

It was interesting looking at the display huts but the dance show was boring. Each dance was 10 minutes long and there was a lot of talking in between. I ended up leaving during the show.

This places showcases all the living arrangements for 23 of Kenya’s tribes. It’s an amazing thing to see. Very interactive walking tour. The dance show was beyond amazing. The signing,the rhythms,everything. It’s cost about 10 US dollars to see the dance show but the walking...More

Our last day in Africa did not disappoint. We had tears. The theater was beautiful, the sound went through your soul, and oh the performers. The performers/show was so energetic. The history of the dances were well explained and the enthusiasm of the performers undying....More

My wife and I, accompanied by friends, had arrived in Nairobi two days prior to our safari in Kenya and Tanzania. We had the opportunity to visit this really interesting cultural presentation of tribal life, customs and dancing. We had a tour of the various...More

It was an okay trip. There was an event going on so it clashed with tour but was able to go round and see different aspects of Kenya.

My wife and I arrived 1½ days before our safari trips as we wanted to sightsee Nairobi. So we needed transport. We were surprised that we did not see taxis in the streets of Kenya. So outside Ayala Centre, when we saw a car with...More