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Arusha Maasai Village Tour

Arusha Maasai Village Tour

Located 47km/30mi from Arusha, the Massai villages are a one-of-a-kind experience not to be missed. Get a local Maasai to  escort you on a Maasai Village Tour to visit fascinating communities like Okikareti ─ located in Oldonyo Sambu. This is a wonderful and unique opportunity to meet the kind and lovely Maasai people and learn more about their culture, traditions, society and way of life.

During your Maasai Village Tour, you’ll visit a local Maasai zoo, see how these semi-nomadic people grow their crops, learn how they prepare and store food, observe interesting local business activities and so much more! We’ll also climb small mountains in the area where you can capture amazing photos to take home.

This wonderful cultural excursion will immerse you in the fascinating ancestry of these noble people. At the Maasai village playing host to your tour, you will have the opportunity to meet with a Maasai family, visit a traditional boma, the village huts (called Manyatta), made of cow dung and clay plastered over stick frames, and perhaps venture to a local school or clinic.

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 If you would like to extend your half-day adventure, and turn it into a full-day’s exploration, you can experience a day in the life of a young Maasai or, for an authentic interaction, watch a bloodletting ceremony. It is an extraordinary reality how the Maasai people live in the heart of the bush, with warthogs foraging and elephants trumpeting just on their periphery.

The most famous of Africa’s people, these fierce warriors are still practicing their ancestral way of life and are known for their pastoral traditions, living off their herds of cattle, sheep, goats, and donkeys. Since time immemorial the Maasai moved nomadically in search of water and pasture for their herds. Today they have established permanent settlements, and many of the Maasai do not roam. They still exist on a diet of milk, blood, and meat, however, it is becoming very common place to supplement their diet with grain. The few Maasai left today still coexist collectively with the profuse wildlife.

Ngurdoto Crater in Arusha National Park
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