Tour privado del mercado local en Tengeru
Descripción
Tendrá una oportunidad única de explorar la vida cotidiana en la comunidad con un guía local, mientras que las ganancias apoyan a los niños huérfanos y vulnerables. Aprenderá un poco sobre nuestro trabajo y modelo, luego se preparará para ir al mercado, o sokoine. El mercado es vibrante e intenso, y querrá asegurarse de que los objetos de valor se dejen en casa o en un lugar seguro. Verá vendedores que venden impresionantes telas de Tanzania, ropa y zapatos nuevos y usados, obras de arte y todo tipo de alimentos básicos. ¡No pierdas esta oportunidad!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Aprenderá todo sobre el trabajo de TST para empoderar a la comunidad local, especialmente para mantener a los niños huérfanos y vulnerables en las familias y cuidarlos cuando eso no es posible.
Una visita al mercado es una gran oportunidad para estirar las piernas y aprender cómo vive la gente a diario. Debes optar por la experiencia y no específicamente por comprar. El mercado es ruidoso y puede ser abrumador, pero emocionante y muestra cómo viven realmente las familias. También aprenderá sobre el trabajo de TST para empoderar a la comunidad local y, a lo largo del día, le enseñaré sobre la cultura y la historia de la tribu Meru. También puede agregar un almuerzo de Tanzania en nuestro sitio por $ 10 adicionales por persona.
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Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(2)
I was in this market with my girlfriend on a holiday in Tanzania. We toured the banquets with a local guide who accompanied us throughout the journey. Here you can find many products: from clothing to food passing through household items. Unravelling among the various sellers is very interesting and particular. Cooked fish, fruit, meat and legumes are on sale. We tasted fresh bananas that we found very good, much more consistent than those eaten elsewhere and very tasty. An authentic and very curious experience.
Grazie per la tua recensione! Siamo felici che tu abbia vissuto un’esperienza autentica e apprezzato il mercato locale—soprattutto le banane
I had a great day with Reuben at the local market, waterfalls, and at "The Small Things" office in Usa River region. It was a great way of combining support for local communities and tourism. The market is absolutely a must, and in my opinion best to go with a local, not because it is not safe, but because you can be offered everything at every corner so it could be a bit overwhelming without a local speaking swahili. This was one of the best experiences during my holiday and Reuben was great because he really knew where to find what i wanted, and also at a "local" price. The waterfall tour was also great, we walked through the "banana village" (loads of banana trees) to reach the falls and it was really fantastic and not too hard for those that don't like to walk too much. Everything was great, Reuben was always on time, always responding quickly to my requests on whatsapp, the guides he hired very professional, food served great. overall a fantastic experience (again, don't miss the market, i got a tailor made shirt with african textiles, was amazing to see the tailor in action) After the market we visited The Small Things office and its school/dormitories. It is a great organization with a very unique goal of returning kids to their families, so they see residential care as a temporary solution which i found very interesting. There is a lot more that they do so I encourage you to check on their website or - better - spend a day with Reuben who will explain very well and also engage you in their mission. Thanks a lot to The Small Things and Reuben for the great day and for helping their communities with the revenues from the tours!
