If you’ve traveled to a foreign land for vacation and haven’t taken the time out to interact with the locals and learn a thing or two about their culture, you’re missing out on a great opportunity.

Making connections with people that are different to you is one of the most enjoyable parts of going on vacation abroad.

Spending a few days in a foreign land should give you a glimpse of its people and values. There’s so much you can learn about a country’s history and culture just by conversing with the locals.

Every country has its culture and customs; Tanzania is no different. The country has definitely been blessed with the beautiful landscapes, enchanting ecosystems and wildlife but it also has a rich culture of folklore, traditional African ceremonies and much more.

At Nakuja Expeditions we offer tourists comprehensive Culture Tours where they can mingle with the country’s local population and learn a little about its culture.

Here are just some examples of places you’ll visit on our Culture Tour:

Serena Arusha Mountain Village

After a long flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport, you’re likely looking for some peace and quiet to relax your mind which is why your tour guide may take you to the Serena Arusha Mountain Village. The village is situated on the outskirts of Arusha—one of Tanzania’s busiest towns.

Serena Arusha Mountain Village offers the peace and tranquility that’s missing from the city.

Coffee Plantation

Love coffee as much as we do? Tanzania is home to rich coffee plantations that welcome thousands of visitors every year. Not only will you learn loads about the coffee and how coffee beans are harvested, you can even participate in the process!

Learn how to roast and process coffee beans and make yourself an authentic cup of coffee.

Lake Duluti

The easiest way to get to know someone is to share a meal. To help you learn about the Tanzanian culture, tour guides may arrange for you to have traditional meals with a local family after which you can pay a visit to Lake Duluti to observe exotic birds.

Mkuru Camp

Located on the northern part of Mt. Meru, Mkuru Camp offers a mesmerizing view of the Ngarenanyuki village and the Arusha National Park.

You’ll spot exotic tropical birds and animals like giraffes and zebras. You can interact with the people from the village and learn about what it’s like to live immersed in nature.

There’s a lot of natural beauty that Tanzania offers but you’ll just be amazed by its indigenous people as you are by its mountains, forests, lakes and wildlife.

Get to know Tanzania a little better, book a Culture Tour with Nakuja Expeditions.

Nakuja Expeditions offers affordable safaris and tours around Tanzania. Our itineraries are prepared by local guides that know the ins and outs of the country. Tell us all that you want to see and we’ll recommend the best tours and safaris for you!

Check out our itineraries online and contact us for details.