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Have a look at our alternative
tourist map of areas around Mount Kilimanjaro. Full of information of
places to visit and sites off the beaten track, such as coffee farms, local dishes,
waterfalls, a crater lake and historical buildings. It promotes tourism activities
that will directly benefit local communities. Your visit should contribute to
creating local employment and encouraging communities to safeguard the wellbeing
of natural forests, wildlife and rivers. |
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| PLACES
TO STAY: A comprehensive list of hotels and guesthouses |
| SAFARI: Tour
operators; Cultural Tourism; Car Hire |
| RESTAURANTS:
Indian ; Chinese ; International ; Local Cafes; Snack Bars |
| CURIOS: Crafts; Leather; Gems &
Jewellery | |
| LEISURE:
Live Music & Disco; Cafes; Bars |
| SPORTS: Swimming; Tennis; Golf; Flying;
Marathon |
| RELIGION:Christian, Muslim, Hindu,
Sikh, Jain |
| WORDS OF ADVICE TO TOURISTS: Behaviour;
Money; Safety; Health; Time |
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Travelling to Tanzania & want to offset your carbon? Check CARBON
TANZANIA |
| TRAVEL: Travel Agencies;
Long Distances Buses and Local Travel |  |
| MOUNT
KILIMANJARO: KINNAPA; Agencies; Maps; Porter
Welfare |
| NATIONAL
PARKS: Kilimanjaro; Arusha and Mkomazi National parks. |
| DAY TRIPS: Nyumba ya Mungu Dam; Lake
Challa; Rau Forest, etc. |
| Ebony
News: With the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro providing a backdrop,
a group of women break into song. It praises the benefits of protecting the environment
and living in harmony with nature for the survival of generations; values vital
to the survival of one of the rarest hardwood trees in the world, the African
Blackwood tree, bettery known as Ebony. |
| Want
to know what visitors paid in 1948 to climb Kili? Read it here. |
Anything to sell? Looking for that car that will take you
everywhere? leaving this beautiful place and selling your stuff? Put it all on
this new local website BEI GANI? "Bei
gani?" literally means What is the price? in Swahili. |
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| EMERGENCIES: Police; Hospital; 24h
Dispensary; Consular Services |
| COMMUNICATION:
Internet Cafes; Mobile Phones; Telecommunication; Courier |
| MONEY: Banks; Bureaux de Change |
| HEALTH:
Hospitals; Dispensaries; Pharmacies; STD |
| LOCAL SERVICES: Police; Immigration;
Town Hall; Utilities | |
| SERVICES
: Printing; Videos for Hire; Photography; Electronics |
| ICT: Computers; Internet
Providers; Wireless |
| SHOPPING: Supermarkets; Bread;
Wines & Spirits |
| FASHION:
Hair & Beauty; Shoes: Tailors; Flowers |
| OTHER
SERVICES: Car Repairs; Insurance, Security Firms; Vets; Swahili study |
| HARD
COPIES: Stationery; Bookshops; Electrical Appliances; Furniture |
| ENGLISH
MEDIUM: Secondary; Primary; Pre-School |
| COLLEGES: TUMAINI;
Cooperative College; Mweka Wildlife |
| WELFARE NGOs:
Children; AIDS; Women; Porters |
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| Development
Organisations: Envirocare; PAMOJA |
| Visit
the Maisha Mapya Education Centre
web page and learn about a special education programme for children of underprivileged
families. |
Please sign our
Guestbook! Ahsante sana (thank you in Swahili). |
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