The National Museums of Kenya is a state corporation responsible for the management and preservation of Kenya's rich cultural and natural heritage. Established in 1910, it oversees various museums, including the Kenya National Museum in Nairobi, which showcases artifacts, fossils, and art that reflect the country's diverse history and biodiversity. In addition to the main museum, the National Museums of Kenya manages several other sites, such as the Karen Blixen Museum and the Bomas of Kenya. These locations offer insights into Kenya's cultural practices, traditional music, and dance, promoting awareness and appreciation of the nation's heritage.