Waterfalls in Nandi
Diguna Falls & Hydroelectric Power Plant
Like the little-known Chemase Falls at Chemase, hidden deep in the hills and vast farmland along the Nyando Escarpment, Diguna Falls appears high above the cliffs in Tinderet Forest. Diguna is, perhaps, the most impressive segmented waterfalls around Kenya. Its marked tiers split gracefully into five separate streams as it falls, cascading in a breathtaking sight provided in good weather, often sold short. Most adventure-makers visiting Diguna Falls make AIC Diguna Tinderet their jumping-off place. Alternatively, you can use Nandi Tea Estates at Kapchep’ngisir, Tinderet.
Diguna waterfalls cannot be admired from a roadside viewpoint. Hidden deep in thick forest, tucked inside gorges, and shielded by steep rock faces, the approach demand effort, patience, and sometimes courage to reach. Some sections, along the saddle of the hill are precariously dangerous, and intimating. The lower part of trail to access the waterfalls involves climbing ladders fixed to cliffs, and avoiding slippery rock walls – turning the journey itself into part of the Diguna adventure.
Reaching a ladder-access waterfall is rarely rushed. Climbers must move slowly, maintaining three points of contact at all times. The sound of falling water grows louder with each step, mixing with echoes from the gorge walls. Mist may coat the ladder rungs, adding to the challenge. For many visitors, this climb creates a heightened sense of presence. Every movement matters. Fear, excitement, and focus blend together—making the final arrival at the waterfall deeply rewarding.
Having arrived at the base, you can explore the small power plant, take a plunge into the rock pool, explore the area, before hiking up. Back up, you can extend your visit into a community outreach by visiting the children’s home. The station in Tinderet was officially opened in October 1992, with the construction Rainbow Children’s Home being realized over the years as was the Rainbow Vocational School down in the valley. AIC does continuous outreaches from their immediate area to the Uganda border, Pokot and Turkana, Trans Mara, and the Lake Basin.
Touring waterfalls in Kenya offers a refreshing and adventurous experience, showcasing the country’s stunning natural beauty. Each waterfall – many still little known – provides a unique and memorable experience, whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply the opportunity to connect with nature
Index of Waterfalls Around Kenya
Baringo County - Simot Falls, Kikojo Falls, Kapedo Falls, Bomet County - Tenwek Falls, Iria Maina Falls, Bungoma County - Teremi Falls, Malakisi Falls, Nabuyole Webuye Falls, Mwikhupo Falls, Elgeyo Marakwet County - Kessup Falls, Torok Falls, Embu County - Iveche Falls, Karurina Falls, Ndunda Falls, Nthenge Njeru Falls, Nthungu Falls, Paradiso Falls, Isiolo County - Gotu (Chanler's) Falls, Isiolo Falls, Kakamega County - The Isiukhu Falls, Sidikho Falls, Kericho County - Londiani Ruskebe Falls, The Chereres Falls, Kiptui Falls, Kiambu County - Ruaka Falls, Tigoni Hill Falls, Ruai Falls, Mashinani Falls, Karweti Falls, Kirinyaga County - Ruamuthambi Falls, Gatitika Falls, Thiba Falls, Kathiri Falls, The Castle Falls, Kang'ere Falls, Karumandi Falls, Kisii County - Nyamarambe Falls, Kwale County - Sheldrick Falls, Machakos County - Fourteen Falls, Makueni County - Kyanzizi Falls, Ilovoto Falls, Ka Kindui Falls, Meru County - Vivienne Falls, Nithi Gate Falls, Irine (Devil’s Bridge) Falls, Kathita Falls, Ngare-Ndare Falls, Muranga County - Kimakia Falls, Kanunga Falls, Maragua Falls, Manguyo Falls, Nakuru County - Cedar, Makalia Falls, Nandi County - Ngabunat Falls, Chepkiit Falls, Chemase Falls, Tindinyo Falls, Diguna Falls, Nyamira County - Nyamira Falls, Nyabomite Falls, Nyakwana Falls, Nyandarua County - Ragia Falls, Wanjohi Falls, Kenungu Falls, Ndaragwa Falls, The Thompson Falls, Nyeri County - Riakiania Falls, Kahuru Falls, Ragati Falls, Karuru Falls, Chania Falls, Gura Falls, Zaina Falls, Taita Taveta County - Kilangarenyi Falls, Dembwa Falls, The Lugard's Falls, Tana River County - Adamson's Falls, Tharaka Nithi County - Kibuuka Falls, Ikwa Falls, Hidden Falls, Ura Falls, Uasin Gishu County - Koromosho Falls, Kesses Falls, Two Rivers Falls, Kapsurur Falls, West Pokot County - Tartar Falls, Loumba Falls, Wish Yilat
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A Guide to Nandi County
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About Nandi Way Back When
40 Destinations in Nandi County, arranged as one would visit these - south, north then west - with the aid of in-depth narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart:
Londiani-Koru Route, Nyando Escarpment, Bonjoge National Reserve, Nandi Rock, South Nandi Forest, Tindinyo Falls, Karebe Gold Mining, Nandi Scarp, North Nandi Forest, Tabolwa Rock, Kabiyet Shrine, Cheruiyot Ecosystem, Nandi Hills, Chepsangor Coffee, Koitalel Samoei Museum, Samiitui Aldai Stone Historic Site, Nandi Bears Club, Ketbarak Viewpoint, Kip’s Eco-Resort, Kapsimotwa Gardens, The Sheu Morobi Cliffs, Chemase Waterfalls, Mberere Holy Springs, Kopere Rocks, Songhor Prehistoric Site, Tinderet Forest, Diguna Waterfalls, Ngabunat Caves Falls, Kiplolok Springs, Kapsabet, Kaptumo and Kipture Forts, Eden Springs Hotel, Keben Springs, Kingwal Wetland I Sitatunga Conservancy, Chepkiit (Mlango) Falls, Kamulat (Ndalat) Hill, Kapchemuriet
Know More About Nandi County: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - including a distance chart, Airports, Climate & National Monuments
What’s The Air Like in Nandi?
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 geophaphy. Most areas experience temperatures of between 18o C and 25o C.
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