Travel Blogs from Iringa, Tanzania

Baobabs, Boulders, Baboons and Big trucks

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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Version traduite plus bas... We stayed at old Farm house, 50kms from Iringa Sept 22, Baobabs, Boulders, Baboons and Big trucks....toward Iringa Days go by but certainly do not resemble each other. If the campsite in Mikumi was not to my liking, the one ...

Iringa

A travel blog entry by m-and-c

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... with the help of our trusty ear plugs we both had a restful night. The next day we spent walking about the small town. Iringa is the main base for safari's heading out to Ru aha National Park situated some 130kms away. Unlike Arusha we didn't get ...

Iringa

A travel blog entry by izzie

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Off to Iringa

A travel blog entry by behi

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... we were doing. We asked for the owners and she said they're inside at the bar. We went in and there, in the middle of Tanzania, in a run down bar, sat two Finnish men having some beers. Apparently Jouni and Jarmo set out on the 7th of April to see the ...

Chitimba to Iringa

A travel blog entry by supersazza

... overland truck for the boarder crossing - it was painfully slow being processed in the Malawian office, but much quicker entering Tanzania. It was a very long day of driving, but the campsite was really nice and we upgraded to converted stables ...

Safari

A travel blog entry by jamieh

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... . When these people have spent 2.5 months with sporadic water, electricity, and horrible daladala rides, then they might have a case. Iringa, one word, actually 2, nice & COLD! well chilly anyway. It was so nice to spend a night where i actually had ...

Happy Halloween!

A travel blog entry by wheresmolly

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... learn about thislittle oasis of craft making. It is so cool, and all of the things people learn to make can be seen throughout iringa. I am doing my ethnograohy project here and so I will be able to learn more about the infrastructure of the place and how ...

Overnight in Iringa

A travel blog entry by sabarod

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More driving on the bus

A travel blog entry by samira_steve

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Genrally speaking, I am begining to pick up signs of frustration from everyone on the tour. We spend an awfull amount of hours on the bus going from A to B. And unfortunately we are not allowed to get out much and interact with the locals. Personally as ...

Hello Tanzania!

A travel blog entry by anneowens

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... into ever more rugged mountain scenery. We were heading for the campsite at the Old Farmhouse at Iringa, still 600km away from Dar. - - - - - - - Tanzania has a different feel already from Malawi. The houses and buildings are, on the whole, more ...

mvua mbwa na paka nje leo

A travel blog entry by wheresmolly

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... lodge and writing up our public health synthesis paper and also our ethnographies. So many cool things have been learned recently, Iringa has defnintely been a cool and eye opening experience. Many ideas have come together, ideas that will come home with ...

Giraffe are curious and Elephants are loud.

A travel blog entry by spudbraham

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... city buying onion seeds.  We had a good evening of chatting with him, his English was pretty good, about live in southern Tanzania.  "It's a hard life, but we're happy." was one of his mantras.  It was hard to understand him sometimes, but ...

a muddy day

A travel blog entry by bonthorn

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... and see the famous Serengeti National Park and Ngorogoro Crater. It would cost a small fortune, but when would we be back in Tanzania again? The whole evening felt a bit surreal: yesterday we were sitting and chatting with 4 Maasai men at a deserted ...

Well the god's must be watching

A travel blog entry by wheresmolly

... outside. The farms were all terraced and covered every inch of mountain I could see. A site that I did not expect to see in Tanzania, and it was cold too, another thing I didn\t expect to feel. All the people in Tchenzema live off their farms and have ...

Pole Pole to Tanzania

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... the calls of the fisherman as they returned with their morning catch. The entire day was spent driving 550 km to reach Iringa in Tanzania.  The border crossing was very relaxed and made even easier as many people had pre-arranged visas.  It was ...