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Tour and plant tree in Kilimanjaro

Tour and plant tree in Kilimanjaro

by | Nov 22, 2016 | Activities

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PACKAGE DESCRIPTION

  • Morning: Arrival and Orientation

    • Arrive at the designated meeting point in Machame.

    • Welcome session and briefing by local environmentalists on the importance of tree planting and its environmental impact.

    • Distribution of tools and indigenous saplings for the activity.

  • Mid-Morning: Tree Planting

    • Begin the guided tree-planting session at a preselected site.

    • Learn sustainable planting techniques and hear insights into biodiversity preservation efforts.

  • Lunch Break

    • Enjoy a traditional Chagga meal prepared by the local community.

    • Opportunity to connect with local residents and gain cultural insights.

  • Afternoon: Cultural Exploration

    • Visit nearby landmarks, such as waterfalls or local Chagga villages.

    • Participate in optional activities like a coffee-making experience or a short nature walk in the Kilimanjaro forest.

  • Evening: Wrap-Up

    • Closing ceremony with a recap of the day’s activities and key accomplishments.

    • Receive a certificate of participation as a token of appreciation.

    • Return transportation to your accommodation or next destination.

Price Includes

  • Transportation to and from the tree-planting site.

  • Tools, saplings, and guidance for the activity.

  • Lunch and refreshments.

  • Guided cultural tours and optional activities.

  • All necessary permits and fees.

  • Professional guides and coordinators.

Price Excludes

  • Personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, snacks).

  • Travel insurance.

  • Tips for guides and staff.

  • Additional activities not listed in the itinerary.

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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

  • What kind of trees will be planted? Indigenous tree species will be planted to enhance biodiversity and support the local environment.

  • Is this activity suitable for families? Yes, it is family-friendly and suitable for participants of all ages.

  • When is the best time to participate? The rainy seasons (March/April and November) are the ideal times for tree planting to ensure the saplings have the best chance to thrive.

  • Can this activity be combined with other tours? Absolutely! You can pair it with Kilimanjaro treks, cultural tours, or even wildlife safaris.

  • What should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle are recommended.

Mount Kilimanjaro National Park

Mount Kilimanjaro National Park

by | Oct 29, 2016 | Destinations

Mount Kilimanjaro National Park

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Facts About Kilimanjaro National Park

Kilimanjaro National Park, in the East African country of Tanzania hosting the continent’s highest mountain, snow capped Mt. Kilimanjaro. Around the base of its tallest peak, relatively accessible hiking trails wind through rain forest inhabited by colobus monkeys and past the volcanic caldera of Lake Chala. Approaching the summit of Uhuru Peak, the slopes steepen and are studded with glacial ice fields.

The park is located 300 kilometers (190 mi) south of the equator and in Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania. The park is located near the city of Moshi. The park includes the whole of Mount Kilimanjaro above the tree line and the surrounding montane forest belt above 1,820 meters (5,970 ft).

The park is a home to elephants, buffalo and leopards

The Park is a scenic showpiece of Tanzania. Grand and majestic, it looks “as wide as all the world, great, high, and unbelievable white in the sun” as Hemingway had seen it.  Standing at 5895 meters above sea level, the Kilimanjaro is the highest landmark in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world.

The mountain is a dormant volcano which is comprised of three volcanic cones, Shira, Kibo (on which Uhuru summit stands) and Mawenzi.

Major attractions

They include “the montane forest, Shira, Mawenzi and Kibo peaks, landscape, a number  of traditional cultural sites, caves and lava tubes around the mountain. Mount Kilimanjaro was gazetted by UNESCO as a “World Heritage Site” in 1987.

Size and Location

It covers an area of 1,688 square kilometers (652 sq mi), 2°50’–3°10’S latitude, 37°10’–37°40’E longitude.

Getting there

By road, charter

What to do

Game drives, night game drives, Cultural tours, picnicking, bush lunch/dinner, mountain trekking, abseiling and forest walks.

When to go

Dry season (July-October) for trekking and large mammals; Wet season (November-June) for bird watching, the waterfalls and canoeing. All season for cultural tour

Accommodation

  • Osy Grand Hotel
  • Mount Kilimanjaro View Lodge
  • Marangu Hotel
  • Springland Hotel
  • AMEG Lodge
  • Kilimanjaro safaris lodge
  • Babylon Lodge Ltd
  • Mandara Hut (2,700 meters), Horombo Hut (3,720 meters), Kibo Hut (4,700 meters)
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Local Environmental conservation Experience

Local Environmental conservation Experience

by | Aug 4, 2012 | Activities

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PACKAGE DESCRIPTION

Morning: Arrival and Orientation

  • Begin your day with a warm welcome at the conservation site in Machame. Participate in an introduction session where local conservationists explain the importance of environmental preservation in the community. Get briefed on the planned activities for the day.

Mid-Morning: Tree Planting and Ecosystem Restoration

  • Join hands in tree-planting activities to combat deforestation and promote biodiversity. Learn about indigenous tree species and their role in the ecosystem. Participate in other restoration projects like removing invasive species or preparing soil for planting.

Lunch Break

  • Enjoy a simple but delicious locally prepared meal amidst the scenic beauty of Machame. This is an excellent opportunity to interact with the community and learn about their sustainable practices.

Afternoon: Educational Tour and Community Projects

  • Take a guided educational tour of the area to observe conservation efforts in action. Visit local projects such as water conservation systems, organic farms, or composting sites. Participate in workshops or demonstrations on sustainable living techniques.

Evening: Wrap-Up and Departure

  • Conclude the day with a feedback session and group discussion on the impact of conservation efforts. Receive a token of appreciation for your contribution. Depart with a deeper understanding of local environmental challenges and solutions.

Price Includes

  • Professional guidance from local conservationists.

  • Materials and tools needed for conservation activities.

  • A locally prepared lunch and refreshments.

  • Educational tours and demonstrations.

  • Contribution to community-led environmental projects.

Price Excludes

  • Transportation to and from Machame.

  • Travel insurance.

  • Personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, extra snacks).

  • Tips for guides and staff.

  • Additional activities not listed in the itinerary.

NEED OUR SUPPORT?

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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

What kind of trees will we plant?

  • Indigenous tree species will be planted to ensure they thrive in the local environment and support biodiversity.

Is this activity suitable for families and children?

  • Yes, it’s a family-friendly activity suitable for all ages.

What should I bring for this experience?

  • Comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and gardening gloves if available.

When is the best time for this activity?

  • The rainy seasons (March/April and November) are ideal for tree planting, but other conservation activities can be done year-round.

Can I combine this activity with other tours?

  • Absolutely! You can pair this with cultural tours, biking excursions, or even a cooking class in Machame.

Oldest Routes and Churches 8 hrs visit

Oldest Routes and Churches 8 hrs visit

by | Jul 30, 2011 | Tours and Packages

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PACKAGE DESCRIPTION

Arrival and Introduction

  • Meet your guide at the designated starting point in Machame.

  • Brief overview of the historical routes and the significance of ancient churches in the region.

Morning Exploration: Oldest Routes

  • Follow some of the oldest trails used by the Chagga people for trade and cultural exchange.

  • Learn about the historical importance of these routes and how they shaped the local community.

  • Enjoy scenic landscapes with stops for photography and storytelling.

Afternoon Visit: Ancient Churches

  • Tour historic churches, some of which date back over a century.

  • Discover the unique architectural styles influenced by European missionaries and local culture.

  • Learn about the role of these churches in community building and spiritual life.

Cultural Exchange

  • Meet local elders or church leaders for insights into the history and traditions preserved in these landmarks.

  • Participate in a brief service or activity if scheduled (optional).

Wrap-Up

  • Conclude the tour with a Q&A session and reflection on the day’s experiences.

  • Option to purchase handcrafted souvenirs or local historical books.

Price Includes

  • Guided tour with an experienced local guide.

  • Entry fees to historical sites and churches.

  • Light refreshments during the tour.

Price Excludes

  • Transportation to and from Machame.

  • Personal purchases such as souvenirs or contributions to the churches.

  • Optional tips for the guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

What should I wear?

  • Comfortable walking shoes and modest clothing suitable for visiting places of worship.

Is the tour suitable for children?

  • Yes, the tour is family-friendly and offers an educational experience for all ages.

Can I take photos?

  • Yes, but please ask for permission before photographing people or sensitive areas.

Do I need to bring anything?

  • Carry a water bottle, sunscreen, and some cash for personal purchases or donations.

What is the best time to visit?

  • Early mornings are recommended to make the most of the day and enjoy cooler weather.