Affordable packages for Tanzania Cultural Tourism and Cultural Safari Tours with gentleness and respect for the cultures

Uru, to the north of Arusha-Moshi road, is a mosaic of beautiful valleys, dep gorges, rivers, waterfalls and farms, and is home to the Chagga people. Explore the life of the people of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

The tour includes the following:
- A warm welome in a local Chagga household
- Hikes through dense natural forests and farms for acclimatization along fast flowing streams before climbing the mountain
- Three different views of snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro, where local ancient Chagga legends recount tales of an iron hut that brought them strangth
- A visit to several development projects in the area (coffee production, traditional irrigation, afforestration, cross-bredding, bee-keeping, schools, health care, food processing, etc.)

There are several tours designed by Migada Adventures:

Arusha Cultural Safari

Day 1-Arusha-Masai Boma Mto wa Mbu.

Pick up in Arusha after breakfast ,transfer to the Masai Boma in Mto wa Mbu.Here clients are expected to see and experience cultural bed making, spear throwing, traditional medicine making, traditional dance. On request and prior arranged clients can witness traditional slaughtering of a cow or two goats.

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CHAGGA HISTORICAL HIKE - Uru Cultural Tourism

The Chaga Historical Hike Safari This magnificent and interactive historical hike will have you experience the rich history of the Chagga people. You will visit a traditional Chagga home to learn more about their lifestyle.

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THE COFFEE TOUR - Uru Cultural Tourism

The Coffee Tour Image You will visit some of the very productive coffee farms that belong to the local farmers. During the program they will teach you hence allowing you to become familiar with the whole process of coffee production.

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Tanzania Cultural Engaruka Safari

Engaruka situated 80 km north of Mto wa Mbu, on the road to Oldoinyo Lengai and Lake Natron lies at the foot of the Rift Valley escarpment. It is an important history site as some 500 years ago;