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Mulot township's 'hills of miraa'

Olomirani hills.

On the western part of Narok South sub-county lies the Olomirani hills, which are a six-kilometre long awesome land mark.

The hills got their name from Maa words Olo which means hills and Mirani which refers to miraa or khat. So Olomirani in Maa language means hills of miraa.

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