Restaurants in Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam, Arusha, and Zanzibar you will find Chinese, Indian, Mediterranean, and International restaurants offering Ethiopian, Japanese and Malaysian cuisine. For the more adventurous the local 'Swahili-style' cuisines are a must. You will be served either spicy seafood, chicken, ugali, cassava, or plantain.
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The Maasai Cultural Village
Explore the local Maasai communities and learn more about their impressive culture which for years and years they have long well preserved. Your guide will take you around and explain to you the fascinating lifestyle of these people. You may be entertained by their traditional dances. The Maasai people are well known as pastoralism who graze herds of cattle, goats, donkeys plus sheep. These people were known for moving very long distances with their livestock as they searched for fresh pastures and water. However as the years went by they have started living in permanent settlements and their diet is complimented milk, blood, grain and meat. These people are historic for their own dependence, physical courage as well as fierceness as warriors.
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Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro comprises of three peaks that include the Shira Peak at 3,962 meters high that collapsed close to one million years back in time, the Mawenzi Peak at 5,149 meters high and then the Uhuru Peak at 5,985 meters high. Mount Kibo is the volcanic section of the mountain and is not only the highest but the steepest as well. Shira’s caldera was eventually filled with lava following the violent eruption of Kibo close to 360,000 years back in time, and this resulted into the formation of the current day Shira plateau.
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Tanzania National Parks
Serengeti National Park
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Bars, Night clubs nd Pubs.
Dar es salaam night life...
There are a lot of small local bars in Dar Es Salaam where you can a drink local beer, listen to a local music, meet and chat with locals or watch a football. Biggest party days in Tanzania are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Locals prefer to party on Sundays. There are also many events going on during the weekdays. Bars are usually never closed.
Besides that there are also many clubs in Dar Es Salaam where they are playing pop music and local pop music. With some of the local songs they have their own dances. So don’t be surprised if everybody around you are suddenly starting to dance the same way.
The most popular night clubs are Club Bilicanas, Q-Bar, Mambo Club in Oyster Bay and Maisha Club near Hotel Karibu.Nyama Choma
Nyama choma in Tanzania, roasted meat
In Tanzania, nyama choma is served with a few chillies and sometimes a tomato and red onion garnish. Many Tanzanians choose to wash down their nyama choma with a few beers.
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There aren’t too many things better in this world than grilled meat on stick, and in Dar Es Salaam, they really know how to do it well.
Mishkaki is the Tanzanian version of skewered meat – street style shish kebabs. The meat, usually beef or chicken, is first marinated in some spices and I think a bit of tomato sauce (depending on the recipe of course), cooked on a bed of hot coals, and served with hot chili and lime juice.
Mishkaki makes a wonderful dinner, and is often paired with a plate of chips to make the meal complete. If you’re looking for a great place to eat mishkaki welcome to dar es salaam...
