Eldoret is famous as a training ground for world-renowned long-distance runners and its proximity to scenic highland landscapes.

Eldoret enjoys a mild climate with cooler temperatures compared to other regions in Kenya, due to its high altitude.

Yes, there are several parks and nature reserves around Eldoret that offer bird watching and hiking opportunities.

Cuisine in Eldoret includes traditional Kenyan dishes, with Nyama Choma (grilled meat) and sukuma wiki (stewed spinach) being very popular.

Eldoret is generally considered safe for tourists, though, like any urban area, it's advisable to stay vigilant and take standard travel precautions.

The main languages spoken in Eldoret are Swahili and English, with Kalenjin also commonly used among the local population.

While Eldoret is more contemporary, there are historical buildings from the colonial era and exhibitions at the local museum.

While Eldoret itself may not offer extensive safari experiences, nearby reserves provide wildlife encounters and scenic nature trails.

Matatus (shared minibuses) and boda bodas (motorcycle taxis) are popular local modes of transport, but taxis and car rentals are also available.

Eldoret hosts several athletic events throughout the year, attracting both local and international participants.