The beautiful island of Zanzibar is located on Africa's east coast with white sand beaches and palms swaying in the cool breeze representing their culture and history. Being the semi-autonomous part of Tanzania it consists of two large islands and many small islands. Zanzibar is entirely Muslim. The mainland of Tanzania has a mix of religions like Christian, Muslim and other indigenous groups.Get Best Deals - Zanzibar Packages
Learn the language
Learning the
language is quite easy, as it is a simple language to pick up. If you learn the
basics, it is enough to take you to rather heights. More than purchasing
anything from the street side it is very important to say hello to them and it
represents the local culture. Their greetings are called a "Shikamoo”
which is used to show respect to strangers and elders. They try to get your
attention not just to make you buy something but as a friendly approach.
Stone Town
Visiting the stone town is a must as it is small and safe too. Even though there are street
names mentioned no one really uses them and you will not reach your destination
any faster like you think it to be. The locals are very helpful and will
provide you with the right direction but it's better to get lost and then
explore the place.
Posh x Serene
Zanzibar has become home to many posh luxury resorts, but at the same time, there are serene places to be visited too. Nungwi and Kendwa are the best beaches and have all-inclusive packages and beach discos. If you want to experience the quieter side of Zanzibar Island, then explore towns like Bwejuu or Jambiani.
Taste the mix
Zanzibar
cuisines are a mix of all traditions like Indian, Chinese, Portuguese, Arab and
African delicacies - all a spicy mix. You will enjoy the African cuisines, Indian
chapatti, and curries, and also taste as much fresh seafood along with them. The main ingredients of their soup
are turmeric, coconut, crispy fritters, and spiced potatoes. If you receive
eggs without the yellow part don’t doubt it is not given. Both egg yolk and egg
white are white in color as it has less pigmentation. Don't hesitate, have
them both.
Be a nightrider
Even though
you will find it a bit spooky with the dim-lit streets and back alleys, you
shouldn't shut yourself in the room and not let you breathe the freshness
offered by the night. The Stone Town comes to life at the night time, where
people start feasting, kids playing and couples taking a stroll through the
town while having the street foods like spicy Indian foods and Zanzibar pizza
followed by sugar cane juice.
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