Traditional Cultures in Tanzania
Our 7 favourite places for traditional cultures in Tanzania
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Bougainvillea Safari Lodge
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85% (4 reviews)
Bougainvillea can arrange a 45-minute walk around the busy town of Karatu. You can also visit a village to meet some of the local community and get a taste for their way of life. The lodge has a complimentary guide who will be happy to show you around. More about Bougainvillea Lodge -
Chole Mjini Lodge
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92% (13 reviews)
Chole Mjini was built to benefit its local community, with local people helping to build the lodge. It is a great place to visit if you value being able to interact with village life. Don't miss the walking tour of the village, or feel free to wander around on your ... More about Chole Mjini Lodge -
E Unoto Retreat
|90% (8 reviews)
E Unoto is run entirely by Maasai, and works hand in hand with its local community with the aim of providing support and education. This is a great base to experience an uncontrived interaction with one of East Africa's most famous tribal cultures. More about E Unoto Retreat -
Lemala Ngorongoro
|80% (13 reviews)
There are a few local maasai villages within walking distance of the camp so it is possible to visit a local family.There are a few local Maasai villages within walking distance of camp, which guests can visit whilst staying at Lemala Camp. This is a chance to interact ... More about Lemala Ngorongoro -
Moivaro Lake Natron Tented Camp
Lake Natron is home to the Maasai, who live here in small family groups and graze their cattle in the surrounding hills. Visit a local boma and learn how about Maasai culture and the traditions of this fascinating community. More about Moivaro Natron Tented -
Ngaro Sero Lake Natron Camp
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Lake Natron and the surrounding area are home to the Maasai, small villages and bomas (traditional Maasai homesteads) dot the landscape and herds of cattle graze the grasslands. This is an interesting place to see how the Maasai live and learn something of their culture; ... More about Ngaro Sero Lake Natron -
Suyan Camp
|86% (7 reviews)
Whilst staying at Suyan, you can enjoy a cultural visit to a local Maasai boma. The villages here are relatively remote and so not visited often, hence you'll find the interactions that you experience are generally very uncontrived. More about Suyan Camp
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