For centuries, residents of a village in Kwale County have lived believing God visited and left behind his footprints.

What appear to be two giant footprints at Lwayo Lwa Mulungu village of Mwereni Ward in Lunga Lunga Constituency have been a major tourist attraction.

Some locals think the tracks belong to an angel that rode into the area, while others think they belong to a divinity.

Nonetheless, they all seem to concur that whatever it was—a deity or an angel—he was traveling on a horse from the interior to the beach.

Many tourists have traveled great distances to catch a sight of what are believed to be the footprints of a god who once visited this region.

The 18-inch-long “footprints” are thought to date from a long time ago by the locals. The marks are referred to by locals as “Lwayo Lwa Mulungu,” which is Duruma for “god’s footprint.”