county boasts of several interesting places of interest that one can find appealing to visit. Macalder Mines This is a 90 km gold belt that has been exploited for over 70 years by artisan miners using traditional method. Gogo Falls The dam which was built on River Kuja in 1957 provides a capacity of about 60 watts and is a primary source of power for the towns in the county and water for the dams. Thimlich Ohinga This is an old African civilization of the Luo people of Kadem clan formerly labeled Liare Valley and described as "the frightening dense forest." This old settlement was a village built on stones by the early Luo/Suba people around the 14th century. Ohinga is a Luo word for fort wall. God Kweru Shrine Locally known as the "Calvary" this place is a religious site for the Legio Maria followers, a traditional African religion formed to fight colonialism in the 1940s. The followers of Legio Maria host their yearly pilgrimages at the Got Kweru shrine in Suna West. Muhuru Bay Muhuru Bay is the Miami of Migori County. It provides white sandy shores lined with palms comes and magnificent natural sites and bays. It is also known for fresh Lake Victoria Nile Perches, Tilapia, Kamongo among other fishes. There is a beach hotel named Muhuru Bay Beach Hotel where events such as boat excursion, exploring, fishing and bird watching happens. Muhuru Bay is increasingly popular with back packers from the United States. Kogaja Village Cross the border at a rural post in Kopanga and enjoy the serenity of the rural folks at Suna West as they plant cassava in the fields and cross the border between Kenya and Tanzania as if the border doesn't exist. Flora and fauna Some common trees and shrubs include Bondo (Euphorbia candelabrum), Ochwoga (Carissa edulis), Mukinduri (Croton megalocarpus), Ngow (fig), Bong'u (Ficus spp.), Onera (Terminalia brownii), Toona ciliata, Ochond rateng'/Musaja (Sapium spp.), Oncoba spinosa, Terminalia catappa, and cypress. The birds here are varied with many records of blue flycatcher, blue-spotted wood dove, harrier hawk, bat hawk, baglafecht weaver, tawny eagle, purple grenadier, sunbird, yellow-billed stork, hadada ibis, African citril, cape turtle dove, paradise flycatcher, yellow white eye, white-browed robinchat, black-headed gonolek, and black kite among others. Education Only 15% of Migori County residents have secondary level of education or above. Rongo constituency has the highest share of residents with