Gedi Ruins Kenya

Gedi

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This important historical and archaeological site – today known as the Gedi Ruins (also spelt ‘Gede’) – was once a centre for trade along the East African …

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Jan 22, 2025
We were served well, our guide at Gede Ruins taught us much more about this historical well preserved abandoned former Swahili Islamic Settlement in Mombasa, Kenya. Visit it and learn more. It's a UN… Full review by moseskmpj
Aug 25, 2024
Loved this quick 1 hour tour of ancient Swahili ruins and the super cute and gentle Sekes Monkeys running all around it! Get a guide at the ticket booth (they work for tips only) and look for Steven,… Full review by BuddB_12
Aug 22, 2024
I took my friends from Germany to Visit the Gede Ruins and Arabuko Sokoke in March 2024. It was a great stop, with ruins covered in a coral-rug forest, composed of indigenous trees and magnificent h… Full review by Maria F
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A fascinating archaeological site, the Ruins of Gedi feature a number of buildings such as an erstwhile palace, a mosque with stone pillars, …
cityseeker.com
Gede (also known as Gedi) is a village on the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya, lying in Kilifi County, south of Malindi and north of Watamu…
touristlink.com
The ruins of Gedi are a historical and archaeological site near the Indian Ocean coast of eastern Kenya. The site is adjacent to the t…
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The snake park at the Gede ruins is a snake rescue centre where we keep snakes rescued from people homes found neat the monument We keep the snake also fie education …
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The snake park at the Gede ruins is a snake rescue centre where we keep snakes rescued from people homes found neat the monument We keep the snake also fie education purposes We use them to create awareness among among our visitors on the importance of snakes in our biodiversity.Athough snake are regarded as dangerius but the play an important role in our envirobment by reducing the number of rodents and other small animals which destroy our crops.
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Hi. Kindly to inform you that, Gedi Ruins is open to public from Monday to Sunday including all the holidays in Kenya …
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Hi. Kindly to inform you that, Gedi Ruins is open to public from Monday to Sunday including all the holidays in Kenya from 6 am to 6 pm. Apart from the precious ruins we do also have a snake rescue center and a butterfly farm. You are all welcomed.
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We are open from 7:30am in the morning to 6:00pm in the evening every day including Sunday and public holidays
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Answer by Mbarak A · Oct 2, 2020
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