Kenya is home to 42 ethnic groups, each with a unique culture although many have practices and languages that are similar. Kenya’s culture is, therefore, a melting pot of thoughts, practices and customs from various communities.
Communities can be grouped into three communities can be grouped into three large groups: Bantu-speaking people of the coastal region, the central highlands and western Kenya, the Nilotes mainly found in the Rift valley and the Lake Victoria region and the Cushites comprising pastoralists and nomads in the dry northeastern part of Kenya.
The Massai, who are Nilotes, are the best known to the outside world for their traditions.

