Njoro
Nakuru County, Kenya
Agricultural Town·Rural, Community Focused, Agricultural
Njoro is an agricultural town situated 18 km west south west of Nakuru, Kenya, on the western rim of the Rift Valley. It was formerly the headquarters of the Njoro District and became a constituency of Nakuru County in 2010. With a population of over 238,000, Njoro is a vibrant community known for its strong agricultural roots. Visitors can explore the local farming practices and enjoy the serene rural atmosphere that characterizes this part of Kenya.
Highlights
- Located on the western rim of the Rift Valley.
- Rich agricultural heritage and practices.
- Part of Nakuru County with a strong local community.
- Declared a constituency in 2010.
Things to consider before traveling to Njoro
- Close access to the Rift Valley, ideal for exploring natural landscapes.
- Rich agricultural heritage with opportunities to learn about local farming.
Tips
Local Cuisine
Try the local Kenyan dishes that reflect the agricultural richness of the area.
Getting Around
Public transportation is available, but renting a car might offer more flexibility to explore the surrounding areas.
Cultural Etiquette
Engage with the local community to learn about their farming practices and traditions.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring in Njoro is pleasant with mild temperatures, perfect for exploring the agricultural landscape.
Summer
Summers can be warm, making it a good time to enjoy outdoor activities and local festivals.
Fall
Fall offers a cooler climate, ideal for visiting farms and engaging with the local community.
Winter
Winters are mild, providing a comfortable environment for exploring the town and its surroundings.
Essentials
Currency
KES KSh
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Population
42,173
Languages Spoken
Swahili, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Location
Njoro, Nakuru County, Kenya