Kenyan heritage

Kenyan heritage encompasses the nation’s rich cultural diversity, history, and traditions rooted in its over 40 ethnic groups, each with unique languages, customs, and practices. It includes ancient traditions like rites of passage, music, dance, and crafts, as well as historical sites such as the Great Rift Valley and archaeological finds like Turkana Boy. Kenya’s legacy is also shaped by its colonial past and the resilience of its people in forging a unified national identity. This heritage reflects a blend of indigenous identities and influences from Arab, European, and Asian interactions, illustrating a vibrant, multicultural narrative that continues to evolve today.