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Road Trip Tanzania; 10 days living out of a truck
A 10 day road trip through north eastern Tanzania;
Arusha - Babati
Babati - Kondoa: Rock paitings
Kondoa - Mwanza: Lake Victoria
Mwanza - Kisesa: Sukuma Tribe
Kisesa - Babati: Lake Babati canoeing
Babati - Arusha
Mwanza, The biggest city on the shore of Lake Victoria.
The city of Mwanza is the major Tanzanian port on Lake Victoria and a major centre of economic activities in the region. The lake borders the country’s East African neighbours – Uganda to the north west, and Kenya to the north east.
Export and transport among the countries is a foundation of Mwanza’s economy. Around the city of Mwanza, the land is primarily devoted to agricultural enterprise. Tea, cotton and coffee plantations throughout the area produce large volumes of cash crops that pass though Mwanza on their way to market. The town’s industrial harbour and busy streets make it a prosperous and busy place to explore.
For visitors, the city makes a good base from which to explore the nearby Rubondo Island National Park and the western parts of the Serengeti. Rubondo Island National Park offers pleasant day-hikes and bird watching around the lake shore. Mwanza’s proximity to the western Serengeti makes it a necessary stop for visitors who want to experience a less bust part of the park and see the magic of the Serengeti without the parade of safari vehicles and seasonal crowds. Mwanza is also the centre of the Sukuma tribe, the largest tribe in Tanzania, who have inhabited and farmed the region for centuries. Cultural tourism programmes to their local villages and farms can be arranged through the local cultural centres.
Arrival into Mwanza Town:
Air Transport in:
Mwanza City is served with air transport daily. About 35 to 40 aircraft shuttle at the single airport located in Ilemela district. The aircraft frequenting the airport include of those passenger airlines such as ATCL, Air Express, Precision Air and hired shuttle planes to various destinations including Nairobi.
There are also Cargo aircraft landing at the airport weekly. The Cargo planes mainly come to carry fish fillet to Europe, the Middle East and other places of the world.
Airport capacity:
The airports have a runway which can handle airplanes with weight up to 180 tons. The airport has two main good runways. The first one with 3.3 km while the second has 3.0 km only.The big aircraft landing at the airport include Boeing 737. The airport is busy and it is planned soon to be upgraded to the status of an International Airport.
Road network
The City comprising of Nyamagana and Ilemela districts has 35.5 km of trunk roads, 132 km of regional roads, 695.5 km of district roads which makes a total of 861 km of road network.
Existing tarmac roads radiating from the City are as follows:
Mwanza – Kisesa (Musoma road ) – 17 km
Mwanza – Nyashishi (Shinyanga road) – 19 km
Mwanza – Airport (Airport road) – 10 km
Railway Transport
The City is at the railhead of the Mwanza – Dar es Salaam railway line receiving at least three passenger trains per week; leave alone the continuous fleet of Cargo trains which are almost daily.
Marine Transport
The City is connected to Kenya and Uganda by Marine transport, which also connects it to the regional capitals of Bukoba and Musoma. It has two major ports; the South and the North ports owned by the Government parastatal organisation known as National Ports Authority. The North port is the passenger terminal, while the Southport is the cargo terminal. It has ten ships/boats of which six are used to transport cargo and four are used for passengers and cargo
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The Sandmark Hotel Tour! (SERENGETI western corridor) SIMIYU - BUSEGA
In this one, I took a tour to Visit the Sandmark Hotel in Busega - Nyashimo whereby I always saw it as a place of Comfort and... yeah thought of taking you guys through. It is in SIMIYU Region which is just close to MWANZA.
The place will make you get the best of Tanzania's Unforgettable experience as the other fact i love about it is that it is just 28 Kilometers from the SERENGETI'S Ndabaka Gate so it can be a good place for you to rest and go for the Unforgettable Safari and learn while also seeing the wildlife.
When you would think to come and visit, just know that the following services will be available for you.
*ROOMS (ACCOMMODATIONS)
^Standard rooms - 50 USD
^Deluxe rooms - 80 USD
^Twin Deluxe rooms - 90 USD
^Executive - 100 USD
*BAR (DRINKS)
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*HALL (Conference & Functions)
*PLAY GROUND (For Children)
*BOAT RIDING
*TRAVEL ASSISTANCE
*SWIMMING (SWIMMING POOL)
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Tanzania Traditional Music/African Best Village Dance Style - Makumbusho Village Museum (HARMONIZE)
Tanzania Traditional Music/African Best Village Dance Style - Makumbushi Village Museum (Harmonize) Makua Dance Tanzania - Afro Beat! - The Best African Dancing - Makumbusho Village Museum in East Africa, (Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania)
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Soon the Shine Dance Company will host the Asili Ni Tamu Festival in Dar es salaam and show African/Tanzania Traditional Dancing and music of Tanzania! This Travel Vlog shows the best part of the Makumbusho Museum, which is worth an afternoon! This Tanzania dancer should be on the video for Diamond Platnumz new song of 2019! This Makua traditionTanzanian dancing demonstration alone is worth the price of admission just to see these wild African Dancers shake everything they have got to the beat of traditional Tanzanian music with singing and drums!!
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SUKUMA CULTURAL MUSEUM BUJORA - MWANZA
In 1954, under Father David Clement, the Bujora Parish became the official experimental and spiritual center for adaptation in Tanzania. At that time adaptation, which was related to the teaching of the Catholic liturgy through indigenous symbols and traditions, was questioned by many western missionaries and African priests. Even with detractors Clement was assisted by the regional Bishop, Bishop Blomjous of Holland, to form the Bana Sesilia and the Bujora Research Committee. Father Clement was able to channel local knowledge and faith to translate the Catholic liturgy and symbols into Kisukuma and later Kiswahili. Never part of a vision or a plan, the notion of a museum evolved from his work with adaptation. It was an excellent opportunity, in a particular era, at a specific site. The Museum later matured into a vehicle for adaptation and became an outlet for the work of the Bana Sesilia and Research Committee. It was also a time of transition for the Catholic Church in Tanzania, the Post-Independence government and a moment that Father Clement realized he could tap into. In the mid 1960s, soon after the government had abolished the power of the Sukuma chiefs, Clement emerged as a collector. He gained the faith of some royal families who were interested in preserving their royal objects and willing to give or trade them to Clement and the new museum or makumbusho in Kiswahili.
Slowly objects were collected and placed in the Royal Pavilion, a structure built in the shape of a royal throne. Yet, even before the Royal Pavilion was built in 1969, the first Museum building, the Sukuma Homestead was dedicated to the Bana Sesilia and opened on November 22nd, 1968, the Feast day of St. Cecilia. The Homestead is a collection of Sukuma cultural artifacts donated by the Bana Sesilia. In 1971 the Bagalu and Bagika Dance Pavilion was built to illustrate the importance of dance for Sukuma culture and to pay homage to the region’s most important dance societies the Bagalu and Bagika. From as early as the 1950 Father Clement had attempted to incorporate Sukuma songs and dance into the church. He also realized the importance of gaining the respect of Sukuma dance leaders. It was possible that Clement thought that if he could influence or convert the powerful and influential dance leaders to Christianity maybe others would follow.
To this ends he also sponsored a dance festival that was inaugurated after the traditional Corpus Christi Feast day procession. Clement was the first leader to bring these two groups together for meetings and encouraged them to participate in dance competitions at Bulabo, the Sukuma name for the Feast of Corpus Christi.
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On the way to BUJORA! Visiting the Sukuma Museum
Sukuma BUJORA Museum is a short drive from the city center of Mwanza; a rich experience and a beautiful place to gain an understanding of the Sukuma tribe. Non-Citizens pay: 15,000TZ= $6.53
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Bujora Cultural Centre
The Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum in Kisesa, are historical institutions founded for the education and support of Sukuma culture. The arts of the Sukuma culture are among the richest in East Africa. As the Sukuma people are the largest cultural group in Tanzania, the Sukuma culture is dispersed throughout the country. The heart of Usukuma is in the Lake Zone of Mwanza, Shinyanga and the Mara regions where the legacy of a rich art tradition is now maintained.
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