Meru County is located in the eastern part of Kenya, bordered by Mount Kenya to the west. It is known for its diverse landscapes, which include highlands, valleys, and rivers. The county's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with tea, coffee, and horticulture being significant contributors. The county's capital is Meru Town, which serves as a commercial and administrative center. Meru County is also home to various cultural communities, including the Meru people, who have rich traditions and practices. The region is known for its vibrant markets and festivals, showcasing local crafts and agricultural products.