Gede Ruins

What travelers say:

Exploring interesting historical relics in each country will leave memorable legends and relics for future generations, which are symbols of a national civilization. But history is really interesting and ironic, only historical relics reflect a real past. Inadvertently discover a very interesting historical site in Malindi, Africa, Gede Ruins, and start exploring. Gede Ruins was founded by Arabs in the 13th century, and as I walked through this monument, I suddenly realized that Zheng He was not the first person to discover Africa, but the Arabs. Local guides provide special explanations, but it costs 300 shillings. My guide is very knowledgeable. He tells the history and culture of this monument thoroughly. Every detail is explained in detail. I think it is worth spending those tour guide fees. I learned a lot of knowledge. If you just wander for a purpose, you may not see anything. I was very impressed by the early air conditioning in the Sultan Palace, and I sincerely admired the development of ancient civilizations. There is also a deep well, which is said to have begun to subside until the 18th century, where you can feel the past life state, there are many historical relics, is a vivid and real historical world. Practical Tips: 1. Tickets: 400 shillings for locals, 500 shillings for foreigners. Tips: Prepare a pair of comfortable sneakers, follow the guide to walk a lot of roads.