Discover the best attractions and experiences Mount Kenya Region has to offer
Explore a few local landmarks that echo the Mount Kenya region's early history and colonial past.
A familiar town landmark reflecting Nanyuki’s colonial-era heritage and a popular photo spot.
Remnants of a colonial-era fort along the historical railway corridor, offering a glimpse into Isiolo’s past.
Learn about local cultures, wildlife, and regional history through small, informative exhibits.
Exhibits on local cultures, wildlife, and the history of Isiolo and surrounding areas.
Displays Meru cultural artifacts and regional natural history.
Consider the region’s spiritual hubs that reflect its diverse communities.
Historic church that serves the local community with a tranquil setting.
A key place of worship representing Isiolo’s diverse faith traditions.
Some of Kenya’s premier protected areas and wildlife sanctuaries in Laikipia and Meru regions.
Core area around Africa’s second-highest peak with trails, wildlife, and alpine scenery.
World-renowned reserve known for rhinos, elephants, and dramatic savanna landscapes.
Home to the largest black rhino sanctuary and the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
Untamed park with rivers, forests, and rich birdlife in a remote setting.
Colorful plains and rich wildlife, including unique bull and bird species.
Base towns that act as gateways to Mount Kenya adventures and Laikipia explorations.
Gateway town for Mount Kenya expeditions and a base for exploring the highlands.
Cultural crossroads with growing safari links and local markets.
Home to Thomson's Falls and a convenient stop for nature lovers.
Enjoy scenic viewpoints, markets, and outdoor experiences that don’t require an entry fee.
Public trails and viewpoints offer dramatic panoramas without a park entry.
Public overlooks provide sweeping waterfall views at dusk.
Experience local life, crafts, and street food in the town markets.
Outdoor spots along public paths are great for spotting birds.
Savor hearty Kenyan flavors and local produce typical of the Mount Kenya region.
Kenyan barbecued meat cooked over open flames at local grill spots.
A staple combination found in many regional meals.
Sample locally grown tea and coffee experiences in the highlands.
Relax after daylong safaris at cozy bars and lodge lounges in the region.
Casual spots offering local brews and occasional live music.
Evening lounges with sunset views and wildlife ambiance.
Informal venues along the river for a laid-back night.
Cultural showcases and occasional performances highlight the region’s traditions.
Traditional dances and music at cultural centers and lodges.
Occasional horse-based shows and demonstrations.
Short films and talks at conservancy visitor centers.
Active pursuits in the highlands and safaris that keep you moving.
Trek via Sirimon or Naro Moru routes for alpine scenery.
Guided birding across Laikipia’s plains and forests.
Explore ranches and open terrain on horseback.
Go beyond the obvious with immersive, lesser-visited experiences.
Float above the plains for a unique wildlife panorama.
Guided nature walks offering close encounters with wildlife.
Clear skies provide a memorable night under the stars.