Experience 23 traditional homesteads, over 50 tribal performances, and Kenya's most extraordinary cultural living museum — all in a single unforgettable day in Nairobi.
Explore 23 traditional homesteads representing Kenya's ethnic communities. Walk through living history, from Maasai manyattas to Swahili coastal compounds.
Plan Your Visit → 02The Bomas Harambee Dancers — Kenya's premier cultural dance troupe since 1973 — perform over 50 traditional dances daily in our 3,000-seat amphitheater.
See Today's Shows → 03Kenya's most culturally distinctive event destination. 7,000 delegate capacity. Conferences, weddings, government events, and corporate galas — none like Bomas.
Explore Venues → 04Structured school programs aligned to Kenya's CBC curriculum. From nursery to university — guided cultural tours, learning materials, and cultural certification.
School Programs →The Bomas Harambee Dancers have performed Kenya's living cultural heritage since 1973. Every afternoon, the amphitheater fills with drumming, warrior dances, acrobatic displays, and taarab music — a rotating program of over 50 traditional dances from every corner of Kenya.
Every package includes access to all 23 homesteads. Bundle the show, dining, and guided tours for the complete cultural experience.
The essential Bomas experience. All homesteads, the daily cultural show, and a craft market voucher.
Everything for a perfect family day. Homesteads, show, lunch at Utamaduni, and a children's cultural trail activity.
For the cultural enthusiast and diaspora visitor. A private cultural ambassador, front-row seating, post-show Q&A, and homestead dinner.
No hotel ballroom offers what Bomas offers. Kenya's most culturally distinctive conference venue — with living homesteads, a 3,000-seat amphitheater, and the Harambee Dancers for your gala dinner.
CBC-aligned cultural education programs for primary, secondary, and tertiary students. Guided tours, teacher resources, student activity sheets, and cultural certification — from KES 50 per student.
Bomas of Kenya was founded under the mandate to "Preserve, Maintain, Educate and Promote the rich and diverse cultural values of all of Kenya's ethnic groups." Over 53 years, we have welcomed more than 10 million visitors and trained three generations of Harambee Dancers.
Located in Lang'ata, 10km from Nairobi CBD, adjacent to Nairobi National Park and near Galleria Mall. Open daily, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM.