Lifted Strong Cooking Class
Description
Lifted Strong Cooking Class : This small-group class in Arusha will teach you how to cook traditional Tanzanian dishes and learn some Swahili, too, by a group of resilient women in the community. By booking this tour, you will also contribute to supporting Lifted Strong Community Organization (LISCO), which aims to help women facing hardships.
Embark on a culinary journey like no other with Lifted Strong Community Organization (LISCO) in Arusha, Tanzania. Join our authentic Tanzanian-inspired cooking class, where you’ll not only savor delicious local dishes but also empower resilient women in their pursuit of a better life.
A Taste of Tradition:
Under the guidance of the Mama’s, skilled local cooks, immerse yourself in the world of Tanzanian cuisine. Learn traditional techniques as you help prepare the produce and uncover the Swahili names for each ingredient.
Support and Empowerment:
By participating in our cooking class, you directly contribute to LISCO’s mission of advocating for and supporting women facing unimaginable hardships. From battling HIV and domestic violence to overcoming poverty and poor health, these women demonstrate true resilience.
Veggie Delights:
Vegetarians and vegans, fret not! We cater to your dietary preferences. Just let us know in advance.
Make a Difference:
Join us for a cooking class that goes beyond taste buds. Your participation empowers women, supports a noble cause, and helps uplift the community
Frequently Asked Questions / Information / Guide / Activities
There are some Bureaus de Change in Arusha clustered around the Clock Tower, and some ATMs in the city centre. It is a good idea to stop by these before your safari to take out some notes. There are not many other options during the Northern Circuit and it is good to have cash to buy souvenirs or tip drivers and guides.
Arusha is relatively safe for tourists, but it is wise not to wear too much jewellery. The risk increases at night, and we do not recommend walking the streets after dark. But in general, the city is known for its welcoming atmosphere, and the people are very pleased to have such a thriving tourism economy, meaning the locals treat tourists well. We recommend that you travel the city by taxi since dala dalas (small minibuses) and bajajis (tuk-tuks) are more dangerous. A taxi ride across town should not cost more than $2.50.
On the one hand, you must visit Arusha on any trip to Tanzania – this is the starting point for some of Tanzania’s most famous sites, including Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater. So, should you stay more than one night in Arusha? There is certainly plenty to do in the town – from cultural programmes, to museums, to shopping to day trips – there is enough to spend at least two days. If you already have a full itinerary, including hiking, safaris, and beach work in Zanzibar, then perhaps it is best to only stay one night in one of Arusha’s attractive plantation guesthouses.
Arusha is known for being the safari capital of Tanzania, and a popular stopover for adventurers who are preparing for a Kilimanjaro trek.
No, you cannot see Kilimanjaro from Arusha. Mt Kilimanjaro is situated 82.6km away from Arusha.
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- Address : Arusha, Tanzania
- Phone : 0755391427
- Mail : liftedstrong@gmail.com
- Website : https://www.liftedstrong.org/
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