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Things to do in Eldoret

Discover the best attractions and experiences Eldoret has to offer

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Historic Monuments

Explore Eldoret’s enduring landmarks that reflect its athletic heritage and urban development.

Kipchoge Keino Stadium

A landmark athletics venue named after Kenya's Olympic champion; check for local events and soak in the historic sports atmosphere.

Eldoret Clock Tower

A recognizable city landmark in the town center, popular for photos and a quick orientation point.

Moi University Main Campus

One of Kenya's leading universities with green spaces and a glimpse into campus life.

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Museums

Delve into local history and the cultural tapestry of western Kenya.

Eldoret Museum

A modest collection highlighting local history and the people who shaped the area.

Kerio Valley Cultural Centre

Exhibits and performances that celebrate western Kenya’s diverse cultures.

Local Heritage Gallery, Eldoret

A small gallery featuring crafts, photos, and stories from the region.

Religious Monuments

Visit spiritual centers that ground the community and showcase architectural variety.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, Eldoret

A prominent church in the city center serving parishioners and visitors alike.

Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Eldoret

A well-known Catholic church with regular services and a peaceful campus.

ACK St. Luke's Cathedral, Eldoret

An Anglican cathedral reflecting the city’s religious diversity.

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National & Theme Parks

Nearby protected areas offer nature escapes and scenic viewpoints.

Mount Elgon National Park

A spectacular park a few hours from Eldoret with forest trails, caves, and sweeping views.

Kakamega Forest Reserve

Kenya’s remaining tropical rainforest, ideal for jungle walks and birdwatching.

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Neighborhoods

Get a feel for daily life in Eldoret by exploring distinct areas.

Kapsoya

A lively suburb with markets, eateries, and a strong community vibe.

Langas

A bustling neighborhood known for its markets and local color.

Huruma

A residential area with shops, schools, and a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere.

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Free Things to Do

Enjoy a city you can explore on foot and at no cost.

Walk Eldoret CBD and Central Market

Stroll through the streets, observe daily life, and browse stalls without an entry fee.

Sunset at Kapsoya Dam

Head to the dam area for a peaceful sunset and great photo opportunities.

City Park stroll

Take a relaxing break in a green space near the heart of town.

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Gastronomy

Taste the flavors of western Kenya with local staples and markets.

Ugali with Sukuma Wiki at a local market stall

A simple, classic Kenyan meal that showcases regional produce.

Nyama Choma at a local grill

Savor grilled meat paired with sides in a communal, flavorful setting.

Fresh corn on the cob from street vendors

Sweet, warm corn enjoyed while strolling through town.

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Nightlife

Evenings offer bars, lounges, and live rhythms in the city.

Bars along Kapsoya Road

Casual spots for a drink and conversation after sunset.

Hotel lounges with live bands

Relax with music and a few drinks at hotel venues around town.

Late-night cafes in the CBD

Chill with a coffee or snack while enjoying the night atmosphere.

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Entertainment

Cultural happenings and cinema for a relaxed night out.

Local theatre performances at Eldoret venues

Watch short plays and performances showcasing local talent.

City Mall cinema screenings

Catch the latest films in a modern cinema setting.

Traditional music shows at cultural centers

Experience regional rhythms and storytelling after dark.

Sports

Active pursuits and a passion for Kenya’s sports culture.

Kipchoge Keino Stadium events

Attend football or athletics meets and soak in the competitive spirit.

Eldoret Golf Club

Play a round on a local course and enjoy the surrounding hills.

Local running clubs

Join a morning jog or watch locals train along scenic routes.

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Off the Track

Venture beyond the city to discover Western Kenya’s landscapes and culture.

Day trip to Mount Elgon National Park

A nature-filled escape with hiking routes and panoramic views.

Tour a nearby tea estate

Learn about tea cultivation in the region and sample fresh leaves.

Visit a local village to learn Kalenjin culture

Experience traditional customs, crafts, and stories up close.