Mount Hanang

Home to Datoga Authentice Culture

Bush. Beach. Culture. Adventures. Incentives. Climbing & Trekking

Home to Aunthentic Culture

Mount Hanang the third highest mountain in Tanzania and The climb is doable and totally worth and it's perfect for people with limited budget. Hanang it's a Home for best Culture Experience

Live in Tanzania families, with Datooga and Iraq tribes in Tanzania around Hanang districts, be living in the culture Family and do what they do and experience a unique their Culture

Mount Hanang is a mountain in Tanzania. The peak has an elevation of 3,420m above sea level.Hanang is located in Manyara Region, Hanang District. It is (after Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru ) the third-highest mountain in Tanzania.

The climb can be done in one day (8-10 hours daytime), but it is also common for climbers to spend one night in a tented camp on the mountain and reach the summit on the second day. The animals present are klipspringer, velvet monkeys, bush pigs, olive baboons, spotted hyena, leopards and a variety of snakes, Hedgehog, Blue-tailed skink , chameleon, birds and insects

"Mount is used as an important worshiping area for Barbaig and Iraqw tribes the natives of Hanang District"

WHAT TO DO

Mountain Trekking

Walking Safari and Birding Safari

Camping at Datoga Boma

Culture tourism and Salt Mining (extractions)

Authentic Africa Homestay Experience

Visit Lake Balangdalalu for a true Rift Valley view

BEST TIME TO VISIT

Throughout the year.

GETTING THERE

By road from Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Dodoma, Babati, Singida

By chartered flight to nearby city and then drive to Katesh Hanang district

ACCOMMODATIONS

The place offer only friendly budget guesthouse, lodge, campsite and homestay,

You will live with a host family and will be provided with local meals three times a day. You will be living in the tribal villages and will become a part of the village life. Tribal homes are normally very basic mud or metal huts with no running water or electricity.

However, despite the basic living arrangements, volunteer workers are well provided for and extremely well looked after by their hosts. You will also get to try traditional food such as makande, mandazi, ugali, chapatti, mboga, supu, mchemsho, maziwa, and uji, also to make and testing traditions brewing.

Families daily activities

The head bucket fetching water

Farming in the Farming season

Taking care of Livestock like cow, goats, donkey, chicken etc

Attending in the cultural dances /singing or village events like Community market

Cooking, Fetch Fire wood

Village sports

Grinding ugali flour, and many more

Tips

Roads natural rough, dust and bump

Water NOT TREATED, local use from source, treated and someplace are salt

Local food, Locally prepared, Tradition utensil