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Kamulat Hill

Natural Landmarks in Nandi

Kamulat (Ndalat) Hill: An Eminent Landmark

Rising gently in the northwest corner of Nandi, Kamulat (Ndalat) Hill offers a glimpse of the inverse ecology of Uasin Gishu County, literally at the opposite side of Nandi’s spectrum. The landscape, as sighted atop the Kamulat, is comparatively flat, with only few and far-between hills. In fact, the only other noteworthy hill in Uasin Gishu is the iconic Sergoit Hill in the northeast region, south of Moiben. The isolated Kamulat Hill, reaching about 2195 ms, is only about 130 ms higher than Eldoret town. A no-sweat easy-going hiking destination. At the summit, Kamulat Hill offers a whip-smart place to contemplate the uncanny geological differences of these two counties, whose analogies of geological uniformity in many travel stories have been purely coincidental. Ndalat Hill sits 23 kms west of Eldoret via C39 Kisumu-Stendi Road; or 64 kms from Kapsabet town through Eldoret town.


Kenya is blessed with a diverse range of natural landmarks, showcasing the country’s stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. These natural landmarks represent Kenya’s breathtaking beauty and ecological diversity, making it a top destination for safari adventures, outdoor, and wilderness exploration.


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Beyond athletics, famously known as the heartland of Kenyan long-distance running, Nandi County is a region of stunning highland scenery, rich agricultural land, and deep cultural heritage. The county is characterized by highland terrain, with altitudes ranging from 1,300 to 2,500 meters asl. Nandi Escarpment forms a dramatic western boundary, dropping down to the Kavirondo Gulf I Lake Victoria.

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Nandi County has a fine and moderate warm climate year long with no cold and hot extremes. Nandi’s climate is influenced by both altitude and geography. Most areas experience temperatures of between 18o C and 25o C.