Tengeru:
Africa Natural Tours
AFRICA
NATURAL TOURS (The best tour company in Tanzania)
Specialized
in: Mountain climbing, Wildlife safaris, Cultural tourism and Beach holidays
Contact
+255 653 679 958 OR +255 692 436 113
A short distance from the picturesque slopes of Mount Meru, at 4566 m Tanzania's second-highest peak, lies Tengeru, which is located 13 km from the town of Arusha on the road to Moshi and Dar es Salaam. It is the perfect base for exploring the cultural attractions of the rich heritage of the Meru people.
Coffee Tour
Enjoy
a cup of homemade coffee with our people.
Take
a walk through Tengeru's coffee plantations and visit a local home, where you
can learn all about preparing coffee. At the end of the tour you can sip a cup
of delicious coffee that has been harvested by the Meru community on the
volcanic foothills of Mount Meru, where vast farms are maintained.
Lake Duluti Tour (take a safari
around Lake Duluti)
This
tour will give you an up-close view of Tengeru's vegetation and you will able
to admire the abundant lakeside fauna and flora. You can learn about the Meru
legends linked to the lake and its mysteries while getting a front-row viewing
of the monkeys, birds, reptiles and many other animals whilst learning about
our plant life. We also offer canoeing trips to help you get a better
understanding of this magical place steeped in tradition.
Market Tour
Sample
Tengeru's colourful market!
A
walk through the community's market will give you a good idea of how our people
live, what we eat and how we interact. On Wednesdays and Saturdays you can
experience our village's busiest days.
Graveyard of the First Missionaries
Walk
through the present to learn about the past!
A
hike through the mountains up to the graveyard of the first missionaries to
discover where Christianity became established in the community. Wander through
the village to learn about Meru's history and traditions and about their life
today.
Environmental Tree Planting Project
Get
involved in Tengeru's conservation programme and help the environment. Stroll
through Tengeru's beautiful vegetation and help local people plant trees to
restore the environment, which is one of Tengeru's principal attractions as
well as being our source of survival. Deforestation is, however, threatening
the community and its ecology. You can be a part in our conservation programme.
Waterfalls Tour
Enjoy
nature on a walk through the Mangalia Falls.
Tengeru
is famous for its beautiful environment. Join us for a half-day or full-day
safari up to the falls and relax in the marvels of nature.
Mount Meru Forest Tour
Walk
through the forests of Tanzania's second-highest mountain.
This
one-day tour will take you through the beautiful forests of Mount Meru. Take
the time to unwind and enjoy nature at its most magnificent in one the
country's major attributes. It is also a good place to start acclimatizing for
the Mount Kilimanjaro ascent by climbing to a nearby waterfall.
Mringaringa Tour
Allow
yourself to be fascinated by local stories at a traditional meeting place
called the Mringaringa in local dialect. Here you can listen to and be amused
by the thrilling accounts of the Meru culture and watch traditional dancing.
This meeting place is also used for the settlement of disputes within the
community with the Meru elders presiding.
Primary Schools Tour
See
how local primary schools are run. Take
a walk through the village and get to know the local children by visiting their
schools and seeing where they study. Our children will give you much to
remember fondly when you return home. You can visit any of the three primary
schools, including the one which caters for children with disabilities that
range from blindness to autism. Meet the children and join in their activities.
Local Food Preparation and
Traditional Dances
Learn
the fine art of cooking with a local family and be introduced to a range of
dishes that are the favorite of the local people. Traditional dances are lots
of fun and the music is guaranteed to soothe your mind and body.
Also:
Visit the flower farms, orphanage centers, bio gas project and women’s projects.
For more information
visit www.africanaturaltours.com
No comments:
Write comments