- malkaculturalvillage@gmail.com
- Kina Ward, Ggobadida Sub-location, Isiolo County
Eco-Tourism & Cultural Hospitality
Experience Borana Life. Sleep Under the Stars. Reconnect with Nature.
Step into the soul of Isiolo County at Malka Bisanadi Cultural Village where every visit is an invitation to live, learn, and connect with the land and its people. Our eco-tourism experience is built around Borana cultural heritage, environmental harmony, and community led hospitality.
We offer guests an authentic escape into pastoral life, where tradition meets sustainability. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway, cultural exchange, or immersive training workshop, your presence contributes directly to rural livelihoods and indigenous knowledge preservation.
What You’ll Experience
At Malka Bisanadi, every moment is a journey into authentic Borana life. From sleeping in traditional huts to walking the land with local guides, you’ll experience culture, nature, and community like never before. Hear timeless stories by the fire, taste home-cooked meals, and learn from the people who call this land home. It’s not just a visit it’s a meaningful connection with heritage, environment, and purpose.
- Traditional Borana Accommodation
- Storytelling Evenings by the Fire
- Nature-Based Training Workshops
- Guided Farm Tours and Expeditions
- Locally Prepared Meals and Cuisine
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together for impact
Your support fuels real, community-led transformation. Every visit, partnership, or contribution strengthens rural livelihoods, protects Borana heritage, and restores degraded lands in Isiolo County.
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Training Workshops in the Wild
Book workshops and trainings in the wild at Malka Bisan Adi Cultural Village.
Cook & Dine with the Women of Malka
Step into the communal kitchen and prepare local dishes with our women’s group.
Stay in a Traditional Borana Hut
Experience life the Borana way by staying in a hand-built, eco-friendly hut.
From the slopes of Mt. Kenya to the heart of Borana territory, Isiolo offers rich stories, untouched landscapes, and resilient people. When you visit Malka Bisanadi, you’re not just a tourist you become part of something deeply rooted in purpose.