Kilimanjaro 4rever & Safaris

 The Hadzabe (or Hadza) are an indigenous ethnic group in northern Tanzania, primarily living around Lake Eyasi in the Rift Valley. They are one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa, with a lifestyle that has remained largely unchanged for thousands of years. Here are some key facts about the Hadzabe tribe: 1. Language and Culture The Hadzabe speak their own language, which includes clicks and is unrelated to any other major language families. It is part of the Khoisan language group. They have a rich oral tradition, passing down stories, songs, and knowledge through generations. 2. Lifestyle The Hadzabe are nomadic hunter-gatherers. Men hunt game such as baboons, antelope, and birds using handmade bows and poisoned arrows, while women gather wild fruits, roots, and honey. They do not practice agriculture or animal domestication, living entirely off the land. Their diet is highly sustainable and diverse, reflecting a deep understanding of the ecosystem....

 1. Walking pole pole( slowly slowly)  2. Drink not less than three litres of water per day   3. Be honest to your guide on every difference feelings of your body    4.Tray to stay warm as possible     5. Eat enough as posable because food is source of energy you need for walking