On the Kipkaren river, marking the border between Nandi and Uasin Gishu,  these falls are spectacular (more so than in the photo) in the rainy season. The name means "view distantly" and refers to the inherent danger of getting too close to the slippery edge.

This memorial and mausoleum is near Nandi Hills. It is dedicated to the Chief of the Nandi tribe during its war with the British colonisers. He was treacherously murdered. The history of events makes a fascinating story.

The milk gourd (sotet) and the shield (jjjj) ; Nandi symbols of peace & friendship and war.
Both are important elements of Nandi culture.

This rarely visited national reserve is on the escarpment border between the Nandi highlands and the plains of Nyanza. It offers fine hiking and spectacular views.

This is a view of the sugar plantations of Nyanza as seen from the Nandi Rock (adjacent to Bonjogi NR). The plantations are 800m below.

The boating pond in the beautiful gardens situated near Nandi Hills.
The gardens are open to the public. A short walk gives fine views over the Nandi Escarpment.