Maasai Market

Maasai Market, Slip Road, Nairobi, Kenya

Description

Immerse yourself in Nairobi’s vibrant arts and crafts scene with a visit to the Maasai Market. This bustling market is a treasure trove of handmade crafts, jewelry, clothing, and souvenirs, all crafted by local artisans. Explore the maze of stalls, haggle for unique treasures, and experience the rich cultural heritage of Kenya’s Maasai people.

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Itinerary

Departure

Depart from Mdawida Homestay and journey to the Maasai Market.

Market Exploration

Spend time exploring the colorful stalls of the Maasai Market, browsing a wide array of handmade crafts, jewelry, clothing, and more. Engage with local artisans, learn about their craft techniques, and discover the stories behind each unique piece.

Shopping

Enjoy the opportunity to shop for authentic Kenyan souvenirs and gifts, including beaded jewelry, wooden carvings, traditional textiles, and Maasai artifacts. Don't forget to haggle for the best prices and pick up a few treasures to take home.

Cultural Experience

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Maasai Market, where you'll encounter traditional music, dance performances, and cultural demonstrations. Learn about the Maasai people's rich heritage and traditions as you interact with vendors and artisans.

Return

After an enriching cultural experience at the Maasai Market, return to Mdawida Homestay with your newfound treasures and memories of Nairobi's vibrant arts and crafts scene.

Included/Excluded

Round-trip transportation from Mdawida Homestay to the Maasai Market.
Guided tour of the Maasai Market with a knowledgeable local guide.
Opportunity to shop for authentic Kenyan souvenirs and crafts.
Cultural experiences and interactions with local artisans.

Personal expenses such as shopping and meals.
Tips for the guide or vendors.

FAQs

The Maasai Market is typically open from 0700hrs. However, it's advisable to check ahead for any changes in operating hours.

Yes, bargaining is common at the Maasai Market. Vendors often expect customers to negotiate prices, so feel free to haggle for the best deal.

Cash is the preferred method of payment at the Maasai Market. While some vendors may accept credit cards, it's advisable to carry cash for purchases.

It's a good idea to wear comfortable shoes and clothing, as the market can be crowded and dusty. Additionally, be respectful when taking photos and ask for permission from vendors before photographing their stalls or products.

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