Marafa Canyon, also known as the “Devil’s Kitchen,” is a surreal place where infernal temperatures have reached levels that led to the formation of the canyon. Depending on the time of day, it changes color. It is the largest depression in Kenya and attracts visitors precisely because of its surprising colors and its enchanting and, at the same time, disturbing morphology.
Hell’s Kitchen Marafa is called by the locals “Nyari,” literally translated as “the place that breaks by itself.” It is characterized by sandstone rock which, due to rain and wind, has eroded over the millennia giving life to a canyon of a thousand shades of color where pinnacles, ravines, gorges, pinnacles, and stone pillars with alternating heights touch 30 meters, creating a show that has no equal.
The most fascinating view is at sunset, when the sunlight merges with the color of the earth, and the rocks take on different colors ranging from white to pink, to orange, to red: a miracle of unique nature.
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Marafa-Hells Kitchen – All You Need to Know BEFORE You
Tips for Visiting Marafa Hell’s KitchenWear Comfortable Shoes: The terrain can be rocky and uneven, so sturdy footwear is essential. Bring Water: It can get hot, especially during the day, so stay hydrated. Respect Nature: Stick to the paths to help preserve this beautiful natural site.