Kakamega

Kakamega is situated in the western region of Kenya, approximately 30 kilometers north of Kisumu, the third-largest city in Kenya, and about 50 kilometers north-east of Lake Victoria.

Kakamega is primarily an agricultural town, with sugarcane farming being a significant economic activity in the region. Other crops grown in the area include maize, bananas, and tea. The town also serves as a commercial center for the surrounding rural areas, with markets and trading activities being prominent.

Kakamega is known for its rich cultural heritage, with the Luhya community being the predominant ethnic group in the area. Visitors to Kakamega can experience Luhya traditions, music, dance, and cuisine. The Kakamega Forest, a tropical rainforest reserve located nearby, is a popular tourist attraction known for its biodiversity, hiking trails, and birdwatching opportunities.