Jumba la Mtwana
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Tags : Historical Site
Timings : 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Entry Fees : Non Resident (adult): KSH 500
Resident (adult): KSH 400
Citizen (adult): KSH 100
Non Resident (below 16 years): KSH 250
Resident (below 16 years): KSH 200
Citizen (below 16 years): KSH 50
Wheelchair Accessibility : Yes
Parking : Available
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Jumba la Mtwana, Mombasa Overview
Jumba la Mtwana is an important historical site in Kenya, dating back to the 14th century. Found near Mtwapa Creek, it's famous for its ancient remains, giving us a look into the area's past. Even though it's in ruins now, you can still see four mosques, one tomb, and four houses from the village's early days.
The name "Jumba la Mtwana" means "the large house of the slave" in Swahili. The ruins are located in a baobab forest, overlooking a beautiful beach. This peaceful setting attracts visitors who want to learn about its historical importance and enjoy the natural beauty. Jumba la Mtwana is a reminder of the area's rich culture and offers a fascinating glimpse into its ancient history.
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