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Diaries from TANZANIA. Safari, Dirt Roads and Mwanza
Another day on the road in Tanzania! A little safari early in the morning, then heading over to Mwanza at the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa's largest by area! Enjoy! And as always, all shares and subscribes are truly appreciated!
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Trip to Africa! Driving in Tanzania 2018 / Msata-Chalinze
Scenic Driving Routes I Tanzania, 2018
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Chalinze, Pwani Region - Tanzania (Chalinze, Pwani Bölgesi - Tanzanya)
Chalinze (Wilaya ya Chalinze in Swahili) is one of nine administrative districts of Pwani Region in Tanzania. The district covers an area of 8,042 km2. The district is comparable in size to the land area of Puerto Rico. The area that is now Chalinze District has been inhabited by humans for thousands of years by Bantu peoples. The area is the ancestral home to three Bantu people groups, namely the Kwere, Doe people and the Zigua. The Zaramo are native to the southern portion of the district.
Chalinze (Svahili dilinde Wilaya ya Chalinze) Tanzanya'daki Pwani Bölgesi'nin dokuz idari bölgesinden biridir. İlçe 8.042 km2'lik bir alanı kaplamaktadır. İlçe büyüklük olarak Porto Riko'nun yüzölçümü ile karşılaştırılabilir. Günümüzde Chalinze Bölgesi olan bölgede binlerce yıldır Bantu halkları yaşamaktadır. Bölge, Kwere, Doe halkı ve Zigua olmak üzere üç Bantu halk grubunun atalarının yurdudur. Zaramo halkı bölgenin güney kesiminde yaşamaktadır.
Maszáj faluban jártunk TANZÁNIÁBAN (Tanzania Vlog #4)
📌 Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzánia Vlog #4
Ebben az epizódban egy maszáj faluba látogatunk el, ahol a falu lakosai fantasztikus üdvözlő tánccal vártak minket. Utána megnézhettük, hogyan gyújtanak tüzet hagyományos módszerrel, majd bepillanthattunk a kunyhóikba is. A helyi iskolát is megnézhettük, ahol aranyos maszáj kisgyerekekkel találkoztunk.
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Tourism in Tanzania During Pandemic
Tourism in Tanzania During Coronavirus Pandemic.
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Maasai Culture & Maasai People
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5 Fascinating Facts About the Maasai People
A highlight for many Micato Safari travellers is coming into contact with the Maasai, a semi-nomadic, pastoral indigenous tribe whose ancestral territory stretches across southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Since many of their communities abut or lie within the bounds of popular game preserves—including Maasai Mara, Ngorongoro, and Amboseli—many of the camps and lodges we use for our safaris employ them as guides and staffers. It’s also common for safari guests to visit their villages or see them out in the savannah: men herding livestock; women carrying water or firewood. But the Maasai have a rich and fascinating culture that long predates the existence of safari travel, and still exists alongside it. Here are a few especially interesting aspects of that culture.
For Maasai, cows are wealth.
Maasai culture is centred around the belief that God (called Engai, or Enkai, in the tribe’s Maa language) created cattle especially for them, and they are the custodians of all the world’s cattle. For Maasai, life revolves around amassing and grazing large herds of cows (and to a lesser extent, goats). As well as being the tribe’s primary income source (livestock are traded for other products or cash), cows also play an important role in Maasai communal life. Families and clans establish alliances through the exchange of cattle; and consuming the meat and milk of cows is considered a sacred act, one that binds them to their creator.
Maasai have long employed a “green” approach to land management.
For hundreds of years—and long before the official creation of game parks as a means to environmental conservation—the Maasai moved and grazed their herds throughout the Rift Valley without causing damage to the land or its resident wildlife. They did this mainly by migrating seasonally across large swaths of territory, leaving the land plenty of time to recover before cycling back to graze it again. Since their diet also traditionally relies on the milk, blood, and meat of their livestock, the tribe’s hunting of game was limited and non-disruptive to the larger ecosystem.
Lion-hunting is a traditional—but no longer practised—Maasai rite of passage.
In decades past, young Maasai men proved themselves as warriors (morani) with the ritual killing of a lion—either single-handedly or in a group, and using only their iron spears as weapons. (Typically, only male lions were hunted in this initiation rite, known as ala-mayo, since female lions were considered sacred progenitors of life.) Though ritual lion-hunting is now outlawed in East Africa, and Maasai will now only kill a lion if it is threatening their livestock, the fierce bravery of the morani is still revered today.
The Maasai are known for their physical beauty—not just their lithe, graceful physiques but for their unique garb and body ornamentation. The most iconic Maasai garment today is the shuka—a woven, thick cotton blanket, usually red with a striped or checked pattern in blue or black, which is worn wrapped around the body. Though it isn’t traditional in a historical sense—the shuka only replaced animal-skin clothing around the 1960s, and is purchased rather than made by tribespeople—it is now worn by virtually all Maasai across East Africa. The signature garment has been widely emulated by modern fashion designers, including Louis Vuitton; and many high-end jewellery designers have also taken inspiration from Maasai jewellery—in particular, the intricately beaded, brightly coloured necklaces and bracelets worn by both men and women.
It’s nearly impossible to beat Maasai in a jumping contest.
Among the many singing and dancing ceremonies practised by the Maasai, the best-known is without doubt the adamu, or jumping dance. In this ritual, young Maasai men gather in a semicircle while rhythmically chanting in unison; then, each takes a turn stepping in front of the group, and jumping several times straight up in the air, as high as he can. The adamu (usually accompanied by high-energy whoops, and carefully observed by Maasai women standing nearby) functions as a show of strength for young Maasai warriors hoping to attract wives. African safari travellers are often thrilled by the display, and some even attempt the jumping dance themselves. Very few can approach the heights reached by the warriors, though; they have been practising since childhood.
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The Maasai are a Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting northern, central and southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. They are among the best-known local populations internationally due to their residence near the many game parks of the African Great Lakes, and their distinctive customs and dress.
In 2016n we had a chance to witness the sounds of the Maasai, dance with the Massai and visit the village.
Jumping Dance Maasai men jump as high as possible is officially known as the Adamu. The Adamu is part of the Eunoto ceremony, where boys transition to men.
The Olawaru is a lion's mane headdress, meant to show that the man has killed a lion.
The main garment worn by the Maasai is the shuka, which is a basic piece of fabric that can be worn depending on the personal style of the wearer.
Wamasai ni kabila la Waniloti wanaoishi kaskazini, kati na kusini mwa Kenya na kaskazini mwa Tanzania. Wao ni miongoni mwa wakazi wa ndani wanaojulikana zaidi kimataifa kutokana na makazi yao karibu na mbuga nyingi za Maziwa Makuu ya Afrika, na desturi na mavazi yao tofauti.
Mnamo 2016n tulipata nafasi ya kushuhudia sauti za Wamasai, kucheza na Wamasai na kutembelea kijiji.
Wanaume wa Kimaasai wa Ngoma ya Kuruka wanaruka juu iwezekanavyo inajulikana rasmi kama Adamu. Adamu ni sehemu ya sherehe ya Eunoto, ambapo wavulana hubadilika kuwa wanaume.
Olawaru ni vazi la simba, ambalo lilikusudiwa kuonyesha kwamba mtu huyo ameua simba.
Nguo kuu inayovaliwa na Wamasai ni shuka, ambayo ni kipande cha msingi cha kitambaa ambacho kinaweza kuvaliwa kulingana na mtindo wa kibinafsi wa mvaaji.
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Michunigwani and Segera - Tanzania Africa
Driving along the A14 through Michunigwani and then at Segera we turn onto the B1 in Tanzania, Africa.
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Capturing Uganda's Sunset
Capturing Uganda's Sunset
Ugandan sunsets are like nothing you have seen before – sure we all see the sunset each day but the strange thing about this sunset is that we actually didn't want the sun to set, we wanted it to stay right on the horizon, not below it, not above it, just right on it.
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Partners In Mission is a Salvation Army church based fundraising effort to support international partner territories. This segment was originally produced for our 2005 campaign but stands on its own as an insight to some of the work the Salvation Army does in Tanzania.
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Zanzibar Vacation Part 4 PAJE DURIAN Fruit / Rambutan & More
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