Southwest of the town centre, this museum has three main sections. The first covers western Kenya’s three principal linguistic groups: Luo, Bantu and Kalenjin. The second attraction is a traditional Luo homestead depicting the fictitious life of Onyango as he undergoes the rite of passage to establish his own family compound. The last section is a small aquarium displaying the nearby lake’s aquatic assets and a reptile house holding examples of all the local snakes you don’t want to meet.
