There is always a better hotel, beach, monument, pier, museum, and attraction out there. For Malindi, the biggest attraction is the people of Malindi, the Malindians.

There is no doubt that the stories and traditions of the people of Kenya, which date back for centuries, are among the most fascinating in the world. In addition to social, economic, political, and cultural activities, they have also contributed greatly to the development of the country through their own unique stories. The government recognizes 44 communities in the country today, categorizing them into three groups according to their linguistic dialects: the Bantu, the Nilotic, and the Cushitic. The National Museums of Kenya contain a wide variety of artifacts and exhibits that speak of the ethnic diversity and vibrant cultures of the country. These exhibits portray the culture and diversity of the people. The cultural practices of the past are still embraced in some forms today, but they have been altered by the changes in society over the years.