Lake Eyasi - We have very unique tribes that clients will pay a visit to. Hadzabe is one of the very unique tribes we have in the area, the last hunter-gatherers tribe left in Tanzania.Visit Lake Eyasi in the Northern circuit, home to the Hadzabe people, a reclusive tribe of bushmen in Tanzania who live as they did 10 000 years ago. The Hadzabe are among the last hunters and gatherers of Africa alongside the Khoisan bushmen of the Kalahari desert. You will be fascinated by their clicking language and hunting techniques of the hadza culture.
The cost is $70per car, price varies depending on number of cars, 2cars$100,3cars$130
HADZABE
In the morning clients will join the Hadzabe and interact with them, and learn so many stuff like how to make fire by using two dry sticks, the way which has been used for thousands of years. The Bushmen will teach them how to use their bow and arrows, collecting some tubers, roots and fruits with the women or join the men on hunting. Hunting is done in the morning; clients will follow the hunters behind and see how the hunting is done. Honey gathering is part of it, but depending on the season as honey gathering is done in rainy season. Join on Hadzabe tribal dance. Here the tour may take 3 to 4 hours
DATOGA
Once they are done with the Hadzabe Bushmen, they will join the other tribe called Datoga, who resemble the Maasai in culture. These people are also blacksmith, as they make earing, brass les, animal skin clothes, weapons such as arrowheads and knives which they trade with the Bushmen.In addition there lake eyasi clients can enjoy sunset and lot of birds also onion plantations

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• Private transportation
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes

• Lunch x 1 -DAY 1
• Breakfast x 1 - DAY 1

The Hadzabe tribe is a truly unique group, being the last hunter-gatherer tribe in Tanzania. Visitors can explore Lake Eyasi in the Northern circuit, where the Hadzabe people reside. This secluded tribe of bushmen in Tanzania continues to live as they did 10,000 years ago. The Hadzabe are among the last hunter-gatherers in Africa, alongside the Khoisan bushmen of the Kalahari Desert. Visitors will be captivated by their distinctive clicking language and the hunting techniques of the Hadza culture.

HADZABE

In the morning, guests will have the opportunity to join the Hadzabe, interact with them, and learn various skills such as making fire using two dry sticks, a method that has been practiced for thousands of years. The Bushmen will demonstrate how to use their bows and arrows, gather tubers, roots, and fruits with the women, or accompany the men on a hunt. Hunting takes place in the morning, and guests can follow the hunters to observe their methods. Honey gathering is also part of their activities, depending on the season.

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