Visit Bomet County

Bomet County is a rural county located in the former Rift Valley Province of Kenya. It is home to a diverse population and culture, with the Kalenjin people making up the largest ethnic group. The county is popular for its beautiful landscapes, vast forests and hills that provide stunning views. Popular tourist destinations include Lake Kamnarok Nature Reserve, where you can observe large herds of elephants and other wildlife; Chulaimbo Hills which offer spectacular bird watching opportunities; Chebiloi Caves which are believed to be inhabited by ancient spirits; and Bomet Town which is known for its vibrant markets full of traditional crafts and foods.

An interesting historical fact about Bomet County relates to the Mau Mau Uprising during the 1950s when it was a hub for freedom fighters against British colonial rule. Today, visitors can visit war memorials such as Kamwosor War Cave Museum in order to learn more about this important part of Kenyan history.