Leysan

Considered a somalisub tribe and shares most cultural practices with them

Dasenach

• The women build the houses, which are dome-shaped, using malleable sticks, rope and iron sheetsthese houses have astrong cultural importance to the Dasnaach people
• The Dasenach women adorn themselves with colourful beaded neckpieces over their bare chest.
• Song and dances are a huge part of their culture they participate in these dances for instance during theirbull jumping ceremony and a moon dance

Tharaka

• The Tharaka culture is today experienced during the Ura-Gate Tharaka Cultural Festival
• Based on the community memory revived through the dialogues, Tharakans have developed an ancestral map and calendar of the territory, documenting where they come from, the qualities of the land and how they lived there.
• They are known for their ancient brewed Honey beer which is sacred
• The community of Tharaka are now growing their own varieties of gourds, millet and sorghum that is better suited for their environment
• Ntai/kunyamilangombe are riddles, and grandparents tell riddles to children to test their intelligence.

Luhya

• The Luhya comprise several subgroups with different but mutually understood linguistic dialects. Some of these subgroups are Ababukusu, Abanyala, Abatachoni, Avalogoli, Abamarama, Abaidakho, Abaisukha, Abatiriki, Abakisa, Abamarachi, and Abasamia.
• The Luhya people revers some of their ritualistic practices most especially their initiation ceremonies (the Bukusu) and burial rites.
• Traditional clothing is worn mostly during specific occasions and only by certain people. In cultural dances, performers may put on feathered hats and skirts made of sisal strands.
• Luhya are nationally renowned for their energetic and vibrant isukuti dance accompanied by music instruments such as drums, jingles, flutes, and accordions