Overview

Lamu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Kenya’s oldest living town. Its narrow streets, carved wooden doors, and donkey transport give it an enchanting old-world charm. Deeply rooted in Swahili culture, Lamu reflects centuries of Arab, Indian, and European trade. Visitors can explore historic mosques, sail on traditional dhows, and relax at Shela Beach. The Lamu Cultural Festival showcases local music, dance, and traditions. It is perfect for history enthusiasts and travelers seeking tranquility.

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