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Kakamega’s crying stone and legend cannot stop crying.
For outsiders,it is a tourist attraction. for the Luhya Community living around it, it is a Cultural and Spiritual heritage. Myths surround the crying stone found in Ilesi, Kakamega. and legend has it that the large rock cannot stop crying. but as is, the stone isn’t crying and it’s much harder to see and those who care for its heritage hope that its replica will keep people from forgetting it. Dorcas Wangira reports
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JICHO REFU: KAKAMEGA CRYING STONE EDITION
Jicho Refu crew had a visit to Crying Stone in Kakamega. Watch to the end
KAKAMEGA CRYING STONE: Famous Kakamega stone weeps no more
KAKAMEGA CRYING STONE: Famous Kakamega stone weeps no more.
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Discovering the Crying stone of Kakamega
This film represents our experiences visiting the crying stone in Shinyalu Constituency, Kakamega County.
There is a great story behind the crying stone. Enjoy watching!!
Ilesi crying stone of kakamega, Kenya
At the top of a hill three kilometres south of Kakamega town stands the mysterious Crying Stone of Ilesi, a clearly visible landmark on the left of the highway as one drives towards Kisumu.
The rock formation resembles a solemn head falling on weary shoulders. From its top, ‘tears’ flow down the length of the column, about 40 metres long.
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This is a video of Meteorology students, University of Nairobi, Kenya exploring the crying stone and it's environs. Inset, a village elder explaining the history and culture of the scenery.
Kakamega - Crying Stone of Ilesi 11.07.2017
It is set at the top of a hill, near Kakamega town – the mysterious Crying Stone of Ilesi. It is an important landmark on the road to Kisumu and holds great significance for the local people who live nearby.. The rock formation resembles a solemn head falling on weary shoulders.
Story of the crying stone Ikhongo Murwi
This Crying Stone is located at Ilesi, a few kilometers from Kakamega town in Kakamega county, Western parts of Kenya.
It's a major stop-over for tourists, culture students and also site viewers.
Narrated by local area children.
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