Pleasantly surprised how different tribal houses were exposed. Good explanation and worth my money. Very educational and if you are a expat in TZ, this is the place where you will get a better understanding of Tanzanian tribes. Well done!

Pleasantly surprised how different tribal houses were exposed. Good explanation and worth my money. Very educational and if you are a expat in TZ, this is the place where you will get a better understanding of Tanzanian tribes. Well done!
Well worth visiting the village museum - you should have some hours to read about the different kinds of houses or get a guide.
Outside museum comprising 22 reconstructed tribal houses from all over Tanzania. Wonderful to be able to watch a tribal dancing display there. Very helpful staff.
It was very interesting to see all the huts that differnet tribes lived in. We thought these were from days gone by but later on in our trip we realised that many still live like this! So take note! Enjoyed the dancing which was extremely energetic and is performed regularly as new people arrive even if there are only 2...
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Sort of like Sturbridge Village, this museum displays typical dwellings and boats of the many regions of Tanzania. I really enjoyed it.
You could be living in Tanzania or exactly a Tanzania...but let me tell the fact,despite of seeing and experience of the tales regarding all tribes found in Tanzania,the amazing time will come when you go to their restaurant,everything is purely served in a local set up that gives you a real time to experience the taste of culture in a...
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This "museum" consists of home structures from various tribes and areas of Tanzania. There is little description and it leaves the visitor curious and puzzled about the structures and lifestyles. It felt like so much more should have been occurring -- there were men at drums and an area with chairs, but no signs or information about drumming or dancing...
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Memorial Village that holds authentically constructed dwellings from different parts (tribes) of the Tanzanian people. combine with tradition tribal dance performed by old ledies from Makonde Tribes (www.utalii.com)
There were many tribal huts with descriptions in English and Swahili representing quite a few of the tribes in Tanzania. While we were there some performers also did a musical rain dance for tips. All in all kind of cool, but don't go super out of your way to go unless you really really like huts.
Great exhibition of the different houses and cultures of Tanzania. Very informative and funny tour guide. Great trip and reasonably priced.
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