Rendille Cultural Village
Rendille Cultural Village is the rendille people, known as the 'holders of the stick of god,' are a cushitic-speaking ethnic group inhabiting the arid regions of northern kenya. traditionally nomadic pastoralists, their culture centers around camel herding and rich traditions. the rendille cultural village offers visitors an immersive experience into their unique way of life, including traditional ceremonies, crafts, and dances.
Rendille women adorned in traditional attire.
Type
Cultural Experience
Duration
Full-day
Safety
Safe; advisable to have a local guide
Experience Level
All levels
Location
County: Marsabit
Region: Eastern
GPS: 2.7486, 37.7236
Best Time to Visit
Ratings
Entry Fees
Local Adult
KES 500
Local Child
KES 250
Foreign Adult
USD 20
Foreign Child
USD 10
Activities
Land Activities
Wildlife
Amenities
Parking: Available near the village.
Restrooms: Basic facilities available.
WiFi: Limited; not guaranteed.
Public Transport: Infrequent; private transport recommended.
Accommodation
Food Options
Featured Video
A Day in the Life of the Rendille Community
Special Tips
- Respect local customs and seek permission before taking photographs.
- Engaging a local guide enhances the experience and supports the community.
- Carry essentials like water and sun protection due to the arid climate.
Nearby Attractions
Loiyangalani Desert Museum
10km away (20 minutes by road)
Lake Turkana
15km away (30 minutes by road)