Cultural Safari in Tanzania

Cultural tourism has turned out to be a crucial part of the Tanzanian tourism industry spearing a boost in tourist influx into the nation, therefore delegating rural communities to harvest the fruits of globalization as well as the ever developing tourism industry.  

Nevertheless, this sort of tourism enables tourists to explore authentic, endemic cultures by uniting nature, folklore, scenery, arts and crafts, rituals, dances, ceremonies and local warmth of Tanzania to offer an exceptional insight into the everyday lives of the locals, at the same time permitting them to acknowledge the wildlife that Tanzania has to offer.

With abundant ways to explore the culture, we offer you an opportunity to intermingle with the locals and relish the wonderful scenery in several places and in several regions rural life is an appeal on its own. Meticulously cultured plots & lush tropical flora surrounding the traditional houses simply catches the eyes. You can also get to see females in colorful outfits carry bunch of firewood and buckets of water back home and villagers participating in various development projects, from primary schools to irrigation system.

Because of its colorful & ancient past Tanzania feature several historic and cultural attractions that never fall short to impress the keen tourists. A cultural stroll in Mto Wa Mbu (Mosquito Village) close to Lake Manyara takes visitors to the cascade on the Great Rift Valley Wall and the bottom of Mount Meru Village nearby Arusha Town.

At Lights On Africa, we assume the cultural variety of Tanzania is its greatest strength. By meeting & comprehending folks whose views & values are pretty dissimilar from yours, you obtain new insights and point of views that change your approach towards them, towards yourself and also towards the whole world. This new level of perception & wiseness opens new horizons, possibilities and adaptability in your future life choices. 

Tanzania allow you walk & dwell with the Maasai people, explore their traditional settlements, conventional drug walks, hunting with the Hadzabe bushmen, collect roots & seeds with Datoga ladies and many other interesting cultural related things.