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In today's video, we take you on a tour of traditional Kenyan homesteads to understand their design and functionality. A miniature of Kenyan tribes at a glance here at the the Bomas of Kenya. At the end of this episode you will understand and experience Kenyan culture as expressed in traditional Kenyan homesteads design and functionality
TOUR THE TRADITIONAL HOMESTEADS OF KENYA | African Village Design & Functionality | Urlaub in Afrika
In this Limited series which we are calling Urlaub in Africa, we bring you content from Kenya, my homeland, voted the best city in Africa by expatriates in 2021, and one of Africa's fastest growing economies. I hope this sparks in you an interest in the Continent.
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[@reemsaif3105]

I love how the man's hut is in front for protection.

[@asilingamani]

Absolutely 🥰

[@rosemutinda3076]

Also me I susu behind the House 😀that's our life

[@asilingamani]

🤭🤭 totally. We call it "giving back to nature 😆"

[@HeartCounty]

Very interesting thank you!

[@asilingamani]

Most welcome David. Thanks for watching 🌼

[@you2tooyou2too]

This is all just a museum staging. This is obviously not where anyone has ever, or will live. Actual villages look very little like this except in basic building construction. The 'hedges' are built to keep livestock in and predators out (these bushes are obviously not effective).

[@asilingamani]

No one said it's not a museum. It is actually just that; a preservation of our culture, the Kenyan homesteads, the food, dances and songs etc, which are quickly going extinct in actual villages.