It’s no wonder that Tanzania is renowned for its famous national parks like Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Additionally, it’s also home to Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain.

But do know, Tanzania abodes more than 120 ethnic groups that live harmoniously with nature. And, having such a diverse range of indigenous people Tanzania surely offers an immersive cultural experience. Here in the following, we will look at what you will experience on a Tanzania Culture Safari.

An Opportunity To Meet Over 100 Tribes Of Tanzania

As we mentioned above, Tanzania is home to more than 100 tribes. All these tribes have different backgrounds, and each of them follows different traditions and cultures. While on Tanzania Cultural Tours you can meet some of Tanzania’s well-known tribes like the Masaai, Sukuma, Nyamwezi, Chagga and Hadza. Out of all these tribes, the Sukuma tribe covers 16% of the total population of Tanzania.

Most of these tribes speak Swahili, but in recent times they have learned to speak English, so that communicate with tourists.

Immerse Yourself In Local Experiences And Activities

Going on a Tanzania Cultural Tours means you can expose yourself to Tanzania people. You can indulge yourself in several cultural programmes and festivals that these people celebrate through food, dance, art and craft and local music.

Talking about music, you can take part in the African music festival, Sauti za Busara, these two festivals basically take place in February by showcasing the country’s music and culture.

Best Cultural Experiences In Tanzania

Tanzania Cultural Safaris is an eye-opening experience for travellers. Every on this safari you meet people who have still managed to live among Tanzania’s untouched wilderness. Here are some of the best cultural experiences in Tanzania that will fill your heart with joy and excitement.

Here we are suggesting some best cultural experiences you can have on Tanzania Cultural Safaris.

A visit to the traditional village of Masa I Tribe

 The traditional village of the Masai tribe is known as Masai Village. You can visit this village on Tanzania Cultural Tours and learn about how this tribe have lived in this country while maintaining harmony with the wildlife.

Masai people are cattle herders and are known for their distinct traditional dresses, traditional dance and their unique artefacts. The men on the tribe are known for high-jumping dances, where jump up to serval feet in the air.

We suggest you spend some time with these tribes, they are friendly and welcoming in nature.

Good to know – the Masai tribe is only found in Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation area.

Meet the Hadza Tribe, the last hunter gathered in Tanzania

Settled in the northern part of Tanzania, the Hadza tribe is the last remaining hunter-gatherer in this country. They count in 1300 numbers. What makes it interesting about these tribes is they live by hunting. Neither of these tribe grows or store any food or have any domesticated livestock.

The primary diet of the Hadza tribe is wild fruits, honey and meat. While visiting this tribe you can take part in some of their activities like hunting and building fires.

Take part in Wanyambo Festival

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s capital city hosts Wanyambo Festival in January. This is a 4-day festival celebrated with traditional dances, music, costumes, art and craft and great foods.

If you want to immerse yourself in Tanzania’s local, culture, you should take part in this festival during your Tanzania Cultural Tours.

Take a tour of Mto Wa Mbu village

Mto Wa Mbu is a small farming village in Tanzania. This village is on the main route of Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

Despite being small, this village has more than 120 different tribes. You can tour this village and stroll around farms, schools, residences and markets.

Travel Back to Time

While meeting all these tribes and knowing their way of there will take you to travel back in time. This is for sure, cultural tours in Tanzania are eye-opening experiences. It’s a self-realization of how these tribes live without being influenced by the modern world.

The way they live will take you back to their ancestral time. These tribe in Tanzania still resembles the pre-historic world, and showcase human used to live in that era.

A Photographic Journey

Tanzania Cultural Tour is a photographic journey. You can capture some of the best scenes of these Tanzania’s tribes like coking, hunting and their dressing styles. Capturing the best moments of these tribes.

Along with all these, you can also call unseen moments of Tanzania’s diverse landscape and untamed wildlife.

Travel to Historic Places

While on Tanzania Cultural Safaris you can visit historical sites and Ngorongoro Crater, where you will Olduvai George, which is known as the Cradle of Mankind. This place has early evidence of human presence. While visiting these places will remind you humanity started millions of years ago.

Furthermore, you can visit Stone Town, in Zanzibar, which is now a UNESCO Heritage site. The main attraction of this city is its 19^th century stone architecture. On this city tour, you can discover, museums, memorials and iconic buildings.

Cultural Experiences with Off-We-Go Safaris

Following the above information, it’s no wonder, Tanzania definitely offers an unforgettable cultural safari experience. And, with Off, We Go Safaris. you can even experience Tanzania’s vibrant culture and its diverse people.

Because, we understand Tanzania’s indigenous people, their culture and tradition in a better way than you, that’s because our safari experts have grown up living with them.

Final Thoughts

Tanzania is much more than its wildlife and national parks, and there are many you can do besides exploring its wildlife. You can head to Tanzania Cultural Safaris and meet its colourful tribes.

You can learn about their way of living in the wilderness, and collect some memories from these people who truly understand mother nature.