Chagga Village,

Marangu

Nestled at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, the Chagga village of Marangu offers a unique glimpse into the culture and traditions of one of Tanzania's oldest tribes. With its lush landscapes, ancient caves, and vibrant heritage, the village is a living testament to the Chagga people's resilience and deep connection to the mountain they call home.

Chemka Hot Springs

Chemka Hot Springs is a crystal-clear natural oasis where warm, turquoise waters and lush surroundings create the perfect place to swim, relax, and rejuvenate. With its refreshing pools, playful fish spa, and occasional visits from wildlife, it’s an unforgettable escape between Arusha and Moshi.

Kibosho Village

Kibosho, perched on the lush slopes near Kilimanjaro’s Mweka Gate, offers stunning mountain views and a peaceful escape into Chagga country. It’s an ideal place for cultural experiences and scenic bike tours that highlight local life, history, and natural beauty.

Kikultewa Waterfalls

Kikuletwa Waterfall is a serene, forest-lined cascade located just a short distance from Chemka Hot Springs, offering a peaceful break surrounded by nature. It’s also a great spot to see monkeys and enjoy the lush scenery of the region.

Lake Chala

Lake Chala is a stunning turquoise volcanic crater lake on the Tanzania–Kenya border, fed almost entirely by groundwater from Mount Kilimanjaro’s forests. Its peaceful shores offer scenic hikes, unique wildlife, and the chance to stand with one foot in each country.

Lake Duluti

Lake Duluti is a serene volcanic crater lake surrounded by lush forest and rich wildlife just outside Arusha. Its calm waters and scenic trails make it a perfect spot for kayaking, birdwatching, and peaceful nature walks.



Mangalia Waterfalls

Mangalia Waterfall is a peaceful hidden gem in Tengeru, surrounded by lush greenery and scenic village landscapes. Its gentle cascade and cool, shaded setting make it a refreshing stop for nature lovers and photographers alike.



Materuni Waterfalls

Materuni Waterfall is a stunning 80-meter cascade nestled in the lush rainforest at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. Its scenic trail and refreshing plunge pool make it one of the most beautiful and accessible waterfalls in the region.



Meru Village, Tengeru

Tengeru is a lush, vibrant village at the foot of Mount Meru, home to the Meru people and known for its rich agricultural traditions and welcoming community. It offers visitors an authentic glimpse into local life, from family farms to thriving coffee plantations.



Monkey Forest Hike,

Tengeru

Hike along lush forest trails in Tengeru, following the edge of Arusha National Park where black-and-white colobus monkeys and blue monkeys are often seen in the treetops. This peaceful walk focuses on wildlife sightings and the natural beauty of the forested landscape.



Mount Hanang



Mount Hanang, rising 3,420 meters above sea level, is Tanzania’s fourth-highest peak and a favorite trekking destination for adventure seekers. Its trail leads through farmland, forest, and open heath, rewarding hikers with sweeping views of the surrounding plains and distant mountains.

Mount Kilimanjaro,

Lemosho Route

The Lemosho Route is one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic and well-balanced trails, offering stunning views and excellent acclimatization as it approaches from the mountain’s remote western side. Known for its high success rates and diverse landscapes—from rainforest to alpine desert—it’s a favorite among trekkers seeking a beautiful and less crowded path to the summit.

Mount Kilimanjaro,

Londorossi Route

The Londorossi Route offers a serene and scenic ascent up Kilimanjaro’s remote western slopes, starting in lush rainforest before opening onto the vast and breathtaking Shira Plateau. Known for its excellent acclimatization and quieter trails, it provides a rewarding and immersive path toward the summit.



Mount Kilimanjaro,

Machame Route

The Machame Route is one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic and adventurous trails, known for its dramatic landscapes and excellent acclimatization profile. Often called the Whiskey Route, it offers a challenging yet rewarding ascent to the summit with stunning views at every stage.



Mount Kilimanjaro,

Marangu Route

The Marangu Route, also known as the Coca-Cola Route, is one of Kilimanjaro’s most popular trails, famous for its gentle slopes, well-marked paths, and scenic rainforest and moorland landscapes. You can choose a day hike to explore the lower forest zones or an overnight stay at the Mandara Huts, making it an ideal route for a gradual 5–6 day ascent to Uhuru Peak.

Mount Kilimanjaro,

Rongai Route

The Rongai Route approaches Kilimanjaro from the northern side, offering a quieter, less-crowded path with stunning views of the northern plains and distant Mount Kenya. Its gradual ascent through forest, moorland, and alpine desert provides excellent acclimatization and a rewarding journey to Uhuru Peak.



Mount Kilimanjaro,

Shira Plateau

The Shira Plateau is one of Kilimanjaro’s most breathtaking high-altitude landscapes, offering vast open plains and sweeping views of the mountain’s dramatic peaks. Formed from an ancient volcanic caldera, it provides a unique and stunning environment that trekkers cross on routes like Lemosho and Londorossi.

Mount Kilimanjaro,

Umbwe Route

The Umbwe Route is Kilimanjaro’s steepest and most challenging trail, offering a direct ascent through dense rainforest and rugged alpine terrain. Less crowded than other routes, it provides experienced trekkers a sense of adventure, solitude, and dramatic scenery on the way to Uhuru Peak.



Mount Longido

Mount Longido is a volcanic peak in northern Tanzania, rising to 2,878 meters and offering steep, rugged trails with panoramic views of the surrounding plains. It’s a less-crowded climb, perfect for hikers seeking a challenging day trek or a cultural experience with the local Maasai.

Mount Meru

Mount Meru, Tanzania’s second-highest peak, rises dramatically above Arusha with a perfectly shaped volcanic cone and lush, wildlife-filled slopes. Its scenic trails offer encounters with giraffes, buffaloes, and colobus monkeys, making it one of Africa’s most rewarding high-altitude treks.

Napuru Waterfall

Napuru Waterfall is a serene hidden gem near Arusha, nestled in a lush valley filled with birdsong and flowing streams. Its towering cascade creates a peaceful natural sanctuary, perfect for hikers and nature lovers alike.



Ol Doinyo Lengai

Ol Doinyo Lengai, known as the “Mountain of God” in the Maasai language, is the only active volcano on Earth that erupts unique carbonatite lava. Its dramatic, ash-gray slopes rise sharply above the Rift Valley, offering challenging climbs and breathtaking sunrise views.

Polish Refugee Camp & Cemetery, Tengeru

The Polish Refugee Camp in Tengeru was established during World War II and housed thousands of Polish civilians, with many of its original buildings still standing today. Nearby, the well-maintained Polish cemetery remains in use, serving as a poignant memorial to those who lived and died far from home.

Rau Forest

Rau Forest Reserve, just outside Moshi, is a lush canopy forest teeming with wildlife, including colobus monkeys, blue monkeys, dik-diks, hornbills, and colorful chameleons. Its mostly flat trails make it perfect for nature walks, wildlife spotting, and peaceful exploration for visitors of all ages.

Usambara Mountains

The Usambara Mountains are a lush, green mountain range in northeastern Tanzania known for their cool climate, scenic viewpoints, and rich biodiversity. Charming villages, tea plantations, and pristine forests make the region perfect for hiking, cultural experiences, and immersive eco-tourism.