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Gede Ruins sits deep inside the lush Arabuko Sokoke Forest, about 10 kilometres from Watamu. The site tells the story of a powerful Swahili town that thrived between the 10th and 17th centuries. Today, visitors walk through ancient mosques, palaces, wells, and narrow alleys that reveal the heart of Swahili culture. Thi
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Gede Ruins sits deep inside the lush Arabuko Sokoke Forest, about 10 kilometres from Watamu. The site tells the story of a powerful Swahili town that thrived between the 10th and 17th centuries. Today, visitors walk through ancient mosques, palaces, wells, and narrow alleys that reveal the heart of Swahili culture. Thi
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