With such a perfect Location, perched on the edge of the African continent, and
facing the Indian Ocean, Tanzania’s weather and climate leaves nothing to be
desired. Warm and sunny days are followed by cool and balmy nights, and whether
you’re on safari on the Serengeti plains or enjoying the tropical beaches of Zanzibar,
the temperatures are always welcoming and gentle. The best time to visit Tanzania
Jan, Feb, May, June, July, August, September, ,October, November and December.
But sun-filled and beautiful days are not all that Tanzania has to offer. On the
contrary, the country borders hold a vast number of people and tribes whose varied
cultures and traditions make up the rich tapestry that is Tanzanian culture. Wageni
Safari Tours Ltd. Is dedicated to share the culture of the Tanzanian Tribes, the
Maasai culture, Hadzabe and the customs of the Swahili Coast. Wageni Safari
means Swahili Language (“Visitors Travel”.) Although Tanzania is a country rich in
culture and traditions, its history is also one of treasured heritage and pride. From
the early days of mankind’s history, (The Olduvai Gorge or Oldupai Gorge is
commonly referred to as “The Cradle of Mankind.” It is a steep-sided ravine in the
Great Rift Valley, which stretches along eastern Africa. Olduvai is in the eastern
Serengati Plans in northern Tanzania and is about 30 miles (48 km) long. The gorge
is named after the Maasai word for the wild sisal plant Sansevieria ehrenbergii,
commonly called Oldupaai) man has called the land of Tanzania home – its verdant
mountains, its scrubland plains. Find out more about our country’s rich history, from
the arrival of merchants and traders on the Swahili Coast to the peaceful political
climate that exists today. Tanzanians enjoy a climate of freedom and peace in our
daily lives, and value community and togetherness very highly. Religion is an
expression of community and culture, and one that binds us all as citizens to our
country and to the people around us. Tanzanian practice Christianity, Islam, and
traditional African religions in tolerance and understanding.
Religions defines our community and our sense of identity, but culturally, we are all
Tanzanians practice Christianity, Islam, and traditions can be seen in the everything
we surround ourselves with and the handicraft that are the specialties of our country.
Visitors to Tanzania will find the section on shopping immensely useful in helping
them decide what to bring back for their friends and loved ones from our amazing
country.
