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Welcome to Meru, the vibrant town nestled in the shadows of Mount Kenya, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Boasting a cool subtropical highland climate, Meru is a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle, with heavy rainfall inviting a verdant landscape from March to May and from October to December. When you've had your fill of scenic drives along the tarmac road, making your way through the lush valleys and innumerable streams, indulge in Meru's hospitality scene. Take your pick from a wide array of fantastic hotels such as The Alba, Karimba Lodge, The Elsa, or the charming White Star Hotel, adding to the town's allure.
Discover Meru's tourism offerings, being the gateway to Samburu and Buffalo Springs National Reserves, Lewa Conservancy, and the Meru National Park. The Meru Museum, nestled in Meru's first District Commissioner's Office, is a treasure trove, preserving the historical and cultural artifacts of the Meru people. And for a touch of royal romance, Rutundu log cabins, 20 kilometers west of the city, are where Prince William proposed to the Duchess of Cambridge, offering a fairy-tale setting against the backdrop of Mt. Kenya National Park. After a day of exploration, unwind in one of Meru's top-notch hotels, where hospitality meets comfort and style - making your stay a memorable experience.
Meru is not just about relaxation and picturesque landscapes – it’s also the commercial capital of Northern and Eastern Kenya. With 22 bank branches and a Central Bank of Kenya’s Currency Centre, it’s a bustling economic hub. The town also serves as an educational center with a myriad of primary and secondary schools and institutions of higher learning. So, whether you're a culture enthusiast, an intrepid traveler, or a business nomad, Meru has something for everyone, promising a diverse and enriching experience unlike any other.