Visitors will visit Nkosalulu water falls in Makoa river which is in Machame. It is surrounded by banana and coffee plantations where you will see the indigenous people farming by traditional means.

Guests gather around the crackling fire, sharing stories and laughter as they warm themselves in the gentle flicker of the flames, creating an inviting atmosphere that enhances their experience at Machame Nkweshoo Cultural Tourism.

In the vibrant Machame ward, the process of preparing bananas for the delicious banana soup is an essential cultural tradition, showcasing the rich flavors and culinary heritage of the area.

In the vibrant community of Machame, a unique and sustainable practice has emerged where locals creatively feed their goats with banana peels, transforming what would otherwise be waste into a nutritious meal for their livestock while contributing to a greener environment.

Guests are immersing themselves in the breathtaking beauty and rich history of Ntondolo Cave in Machame, where they can marvel at the stunning rock formations and the vibrant ecosystem that surrounds this incredible natural wonder, offering a unique experience that combines adventure with cultural exploration.

Machame Nkwenshoo Community welcome volunteers who are interested to work with us and gives opportunity to make a meaningful impact on our local communities you serve , our goals is to make Kilimanjaro a green village through tourism, our programme provide opportunity to a volunteers to work with local people, interacting and learning Chagga and Swahili 

Came to Kilimanjaro land, we will take you to beautiful areas and do something different, plant a tree today, and help a forest at the slope of highest mountain (Kilimanjaro) in Africa grow.