Yes, it is not anything unforgottable, small ruins of mosque and huge banyan trees. Visit also Reptile rescue park next door. You will get own guide when you pay to entrance to ruins - he helped us a lot to understand what Mnarani used to be.

Yes, it is not anything unforgottable, small ruins of mosque and huge banyan trees. Visit also Reptile rescue park next door. You will get own guide when you pay to entrance to ruins - he helped us a lot to understand what Mnarani used to be.
if you go to mnarani please go into the village it is such an unforgettable experience the people are very welcoming and are pleased you are there and please visit the school it is well worth handing out sweets to the children just to see the smiles on there faces.you can buy sweets in the village.
Good food and the usual friendly service of Kenyan people.
Walking through Mnarani village was enlightening - the locals and their beautiful happy children were all so welcoming and it was a real experience to see their simple way of life. The local vendors were extremely welcoming and urged you to have a look in their shop... where you could buy wood carvings of animals and tribal figures, soapstone dishes...
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Great small hotel that offers personal service - nice to feel almost part of the local community
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