Bomet is a county located in the Rift Valley region of Kenya. It was established in 2010 and is known for its rich agricultural land, which supports the cultivation of crops like tea, maize, and coffee. The county's capital is also named Bomet, and it serves as a central hub for trade and administration. The population of Bomet is diverse, with various ethnic groups, including the Kalenjin community, which is predominant in the area. The county is characterized by its scenic landscapes, including hills and valleys, making it a picturesque location for both residents and visitors.