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Tonight on 'My Culture,' we travel to Kakamega County to uncover the mysteries and traditions surrounding a natural wonder—the Crying Stone of Ilesi. This towering rock formation is not just a landmark but a revered site deeply woven around the lives of the Isukha people. Known as the only one of its kind, the Crying Stone has inspired folklore, witnessed countless ceremonies, and drawn tourists and locals alike with its mesmerizing, ‘weeping’ effect. Our reporter was on location and filed the following report.
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My Culture I The Crying Stone of Ilesi
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