Lived and worked in Dar Es Salaam for 4 years. Departed there 2 years ago and miss the many wonderful people that became my friends. Zanzibar on weekends and the safaris were wonderful! 🙏
People have Africa on their bucket list but it’s strange, does one not consider the people to be a big part of the beauty the land has to offer or are they the element that deter one from the experience? Imagine the experience of one of them travelling to the suburbs of a western nation. The place may be beautifully constructed and maintained but I wonder how many friendly conversations and gestures one would would encounter. The ppl represent the land, they deserve the same acknowledgment as the views of beaches and wildlife. A bit of an uncomfortable feeling Mogadishu on fear but no judgment. Just a perspective not an attack
lol in Africa we talk to random people and smile or just say hello. In Europe you lot are so suspicious of someone says hi. It’s actually weird like what are you afraid of ?
Scared and smiling 😊✌️❤️🇹🇿 Top tips for the un-discerning visitor: 1. People in Dar are a curious bunch, but they mean well. Those not used to close public encounters might feel uncomfortable, but don't panic. 2. Learning a few Swahili greeting words goes a long way towards getting around. People appreciate a foreigner who took some time to learn their language. How hard is "Jambo!!" 3. At most times, as a foreigner, people in Dar will be trying to sell you something. At times, they can be quite aggressive. Don't worry, just politely decline and keep moving. 4. Last but not least, Dar is also known as BONGO land. The word "Bongo" is synonymous to intelligence or rather, the clever way in which you will be robbed you come out smilling. Non violence is the order of the day. Dar is SAFE. Very safe.
Great intro into Tanzania, a place that is not on the travel circuit. Looking forward to your adventures in Africa and go ahead and be as dramatic as you desire…. :)
I love this video! It’s so nice to see someone exploring my country and city. I’m glad you gave it a chance. I have some vlogs exploring Tanzania and Dar as well. Hopefully it’ll give you some ideas as you explore more of the country! I can’t wait to see all that you have in store. ❤
@@jerryxmark3720 Lmaoo I’m not welcoming anybody. She’s already there. Its just nice to see my country being broadcasted. Watch my vlogs if you want to see a native exploring Tanzania.😌
I was kid and we lived in Dar Es Salaam in two years between 1976-78 and i have not been since there. I am pretty sure that the town city are much more advanced today and the buildings more safety like communication too. It was difficult before than today. When we did arrived to Dar Es Salaam i was chocked to see total new culture than in Sweden. The color in Tanzania was much better and richer. Like clothes and food was more difficult but also warning about bad water. I am pretty sure today there is better international food to choice. Have a nice life! 😃
I came to TZ three years with zero expectations and found everything. Lived like a rockstar, earned a fortune, married a stunning genuine younger traditional woman. Building something special here now. For foreigners, Tanzania can be described as Africa lite. Masaki where she was is described as Tanzania lite. Peaceful people. Not without the obvious problems that many places have, but a fantastic place.
Whole Tanzania is safe, beuatiful, safe and attractive like you saw in Dar es salaam. Welcome to mbeya the green city of Tanzania with good weather condition of semi- cold.
Well done for making journey despite all the negativity about Africa. Friends of mine have admitted to being as scared the first time they moved to London and various cities in the US. I think it is more likely you would be robbed in America or dodgy parts of London. what people in the west dont understand is that Africans are probably the most friendly people in the world. Enjoy your trip. Peace.
That colorful stuff, you didn't know what they were, are baobab fruit pods, spiced with sugar and spices. You can have them 'neat' as well. That is where baobab powder comes from.
One of the challenges with photographing or videotaping there is some people are a bit suspicious as to why they are being filmed. Thanks for getting out of your comfort zone and sharing your travels with us. I'm off to Tanzania in a week.
Tnx for the info love, will be visiting Dar Es Salaam in Februari followed by a few days in Mwanza.. I know some of Africa, been to Liberia a few times.. keep the travel going :)
Born and raised in Dar. "Hello" is "Jambo." Never ever had a problem riding my bike at 4 thru villages, saying, "Salaama" to Muslim types and Jambo to the rest....I will teach you an easy saying, "Haraka, haraka, hyena baraka!" "Haste, haste, no speed!" Will bring a smile. Chicken is "cuckoo." Super easy language.
@@MakusaroTesha Eh? We knew Mwalimu - my Mother helped him get started, and in the mid fifties he made her Godmother to his new baby to thank her. My Father was CFO, Tanganyika, and built the railway joining the Central and Northern lines, using recycled rails. How was I cussing? No, "Tauma mama yako, pumbafu!" Majinga, weh!
@@davidwheatcroft27971. I didn't say you were cussing anyone. I said LESS LIKELY 2. Seems like you either don't understand a joke or good ol' English 3. I took you for a sane person, your language to me makes me doubt my own sanity in that. 4. I'd really prefer not to engage with someone who goes out cussing in public albeit on the internet. Have a good day.
I just wish that people would consider the titles of their UA-cam videos - entire national reputations can be damaged by hyerbole. Tanzania is one of the safest countries in the entire world while some Western countries are killing fields.
Not courageous? You did what the overwhelming majority of women would never consider doing, travelling solo to Africa. Those you see here on UA-cam are a small minority so yeah... don't feel ashamed for not feeling 100% comfortable all the time. Your vulnerability feels genuine and is welcomed. Will watch the remaining Tanzania vlogs with much interest.
Your title is very misleading. You need to enjoy our country freely. We are scared too when we come to the USA where the majority of people CARRY GUNS….We don’t. I do not want to say too much but ….Lady enjoy our country and kindly leave.
You are right about this but she is just making a click bait title for views. However the majority of people in the US, while keeping them in their houses, are not walking around carrying guns at all, and the generally police service is better than africa. Also as a white woman it’s true that people always come after you trying to exploit you because they always assume you are rich, plus being a woman an easier target. That doesn’t happen for natives.
People in Tanzania are not meant very friendly but you people not like people especially foreigners this is big difference between with your countries.
I think if I went to Mexico City in Mexico or downtown Chicago for the first time by myself I would be very scared!. I think it is very dangerous there. Lot's of guns? I would be frightened 🥴
Tanzania is abit safe but the problem is the mindset of people is still in the 1960's!!! They are ignorant and paranoid in someway to cameras and advancement!! If your energetic adventurous person you will easily get bored they lack many recreation facilities and fun getaways! But Kenya and Uganda and south Africa are well advanced
I think the government of these countries shouldn't allow certain people to vlog because they give a bad vibe to the area, if you can walk threw NYC and feel safe you should have the heart of a lion. Werido everywhere.
If you felt unsafe in Tanzania, than I hope you ended your trip there for Afrika.. because only god knows how you gone feel in other countries in afrika… TZ is one of most safest countries in Afrika especially daresalam ( City of Peace) litter translation
I like your video, but I don’t like the title. This is your first AFRICAN country and it just seems off putting to say you are SCARED. It is insensitive ❤
@@weastekadmin5760 Maybe she wouldn't because she's more familiar with the Western world. I really think you can't blame someone for being honest. And it's not like she's bashing the country. I'm African and grew up in Belgium. You've no idea how terrified I was about going to Germany for the first time at age 28 because of all the Nazi stories I was fed when I was a kid. Now Germany is one of my favorite destinations.
It’s a beautiful country with warm & hospitable people! No need to worry but will just tell you when you pass by Kariakoo (biggest market in east Africa) you need to be careful & hide your most expensive items or iPhone 😂,,,explore the beautiful beach, hotels, make sure you take time to eat the street foods like chips mayai or fried cassava! Enjoy your time there!🇹🇿
So I made sure to watch until the end to reserve my initial judgement based on the intro. I have a lot of thoughts and questions. 1) Is there missing footage? I ask because I saw nothing terrifying at all throughout the entire video. 2) If you are that put off by people who are different from you, why would you go to a continent full of them and all by yourself? 3) What was so menacing about people saying "Hello" and "Welcome"? It's all giving Karen Goes Abroad. Please do better.
I just came back home in Dar es Salaam from Sweden and Finland. People there do not talk to strangers. Only their friends. It's crazy and so lonely! Even the locals are so lonely there they almost forgot how to say hello!
Maybe it’s always good to do some research about a country before visiting it, especially if you’re travelling solo. Starting a travel journey with the words “I’m scared” doesn’t really bode well. Tanzania is one country in Africa, it’s like me travelling to Germany and concluding that it represents the whole of Europe because it’s a European country. I know you’re just being honest and I do respect that but nobody where we go in the world, who we’re with, and who we meet, it’s good to go with courage and an open mind
I agree it all started with the title of the video and it was purposely done her preconceived notions, low energy, lack of interest and interaction with the locals said it all. and moreover unfortunately our Albino Brothers and Sisters in Tanzania are under constant scrutinies and it’s wrong she must have done her research on this problem and thinking (just maybe) people would be looking at her a bit different because of what she looks like. and please I’m neither trying to be mean nor degrading this woman by any means. it’s called using my intuition this stuff is all over internet it’s simply an opinion but a hard breakdown.
I appreciate that you were being so open about your fear. I also travel a lot by myself, and sometimes I am also scared in a completely new environment with an unfamiliar culture and language - it's harder to guess if people around have good intentions or not. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
I don’t think you should be terrified because I’m completely from Dar Es Salaam and I love it but you don’t have to listen but I’m just saying maybe I’m from another part of Dar but yeah where I’m from it’s not scary but maybe it’s scary for you because I’m used to it and you are just visiting so I don’t know what you think and I’m not trying to change your thoughts but I’m just saying it’s not that scary.😇🇹🇿Oh sorry and thanks
Finally.,I am also considering to go alone in Tanzania. Anyway ,the name starts like my name- Tanya, ..in Tan..zania😂. Really. Why not? I am not a big fan of Africa,and hot countries,but I want to see Tanzania,and this latest modern city..forgot the name. One day. And probably not too expensive. Anyone want to come with me ,pls ? 😊
10:15 that's probably cuz White House is just a street away Even us Tanzanians are not allowed to take pictures of anything around that ferry area and could get fined if found out
I lived in Tanzania for two years ,Its more safe than other Africa country ，I love the city Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar is very beautiful
Lived and worked in Dar Es Salaam for 4 years. Departed there 2 years ago and miss the many wonderful people that became my friends. Zanzibar on weekends and the safaris were wonderful! 🙏
We,,,Tanzanians are humble and generous be calm sister...
Just had an amazing vacation there last week in Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam. I'm ready to go back. Best water I've ever swam in.
People have Africa on their bucket list but it’s strange, does one not consider the people to be a big part of the beauty the land has to offer or are they the element that deter one from the experience? Imagine the experience of one of them travelling to the suburbs of a western nation. The place may be beautifully constructed and maintained but I wonder how many friendly conversations and gestures one would would encounter. The ppl represent the land, they deserve the same acknowledgment as the views of beaches and wildlife. A bit of an uncomfortable feeling Mogadishu on fear but no judgment. Just a perspective not an attack
Why would you use such negative words to introduce your videos! Learn to be respectful 😢 ("I am scared") scared of what??????????
lol in Africa we talk to random people and smile or just say hello. In Europe you lot are so suspicious of someone says hi. It’s actually weird like what are you afraid of ?
Scared and smiling 😊✌️❤️🇹🇿
Top tips for the un-discerning visitor:
1. People in Dar are a curious bunch, but they mean well. Those not used to close public encounters might feel uncomfortable, but don't panic.
2. Learning a few Swahili greeting words goes a long way towards getting around. People appreciate a foreigner who took some time to learn their language. How hard is "Jambo!!"
3. At most times, as a foreigner, people in Dar will be trying to sell you something. At times, they can be quite aggressive. Don't worry, just politely decline and keep moving.
4. Last but not least, Dar is also known as BONGO land. The word "Bongo" is synonymous to intelligence or rather, the clever way in which you will be robbed you come out smilling. Non violence is the order of the day. Dar is SAFE. Very safe.
Great intro into Tanzania, a place that is not on the travel circuit. Looking forward to your adventures in Africa and go ahead and be as dramatic as you desire…. :)
Haha thanks! 😝🙏🏼
I love this video! It’s so nice to see someone exploring my country and city. I’m glad you gave it a chance. I have some vlogs exploring Tanzania and Dar as well. Hopefully it’ll give you some ideas as you explore more of the country! I can’t wait to see all that you have in store. ❤
thank you!
why you welcoming Europeans ?
Always so happy +
@@jerryxmark3720 Lmaoo I’m not welcoming anybody. She’s already there. Its just nice to see my country being broadcasted. Watch my vlogs if you want to see a native exploring Tanzania.😌
dont be sarcastic , you know what I mean. Europeans Already Been there 1000 years ago
I was kid and we lived in Dar Es Salaam in two years between 1976-78 and i have not been since there. I am pretty sure that the town city are much more advanced today and the buildings more safety like communication too. It was difficult before than today. When we did arrived to Dar Es Salaam i was chocked to see total new culture than in Sweden. The color in Tanzania was much better and richer. Like clothes and food was more difficult but also warning about bad water. I am pretty sure today there is better international food to choice. Have a nice life! 😃
Interesting
Welcome again now as a grown up man
Just came back from Tanzania yesterday. Nothing to fear. Great country. Thanks for sharing.
You can be so proud of yourself!😊🌞
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I'm afraid to go to Europe and America. I'm Frightened to death! Afraid! I wonder why?
Amazing video, you did very very well and i did enjoy watching this video!
Great video, Kaja! And very refreshing to hear your honest thoughts about Dar es Salaam. I would definitely be intimidated to go there as well.
Thank you Alina! 🥹❤️
If you want to go next time and you want somebody trustworthy. I can escort you
Kaja it was great to watch your experience of first visit in my country. Karibu tena.
So happy to hear that! ❤️🥹
Hi
Tanzania 🇹🇿 is beautiful
🐘 👌
👍🇬🇧👌
yess!
I came to TZ three years with zero expectations and found everything. Lived like a rockstar, earned a fortune, married a stunning genuine younger traditional woman. Building something special here now.
For foreigners, Tanzania can be described as Africa lite. Masaki where she was is described as Tanzania lite. Peaceful people. Not without the obvious problems that many places have, but a fantastic place.
Whole Tanzania is safe, beuatiful, safe and attractive like you saw in Dar es salaam.
Welcome to mbeya the green city of Tanzania with good weather condition of semi- cold.
Well done for making journey despite all the negativity about Africa. Friends of mine have admitted to being as scared the first time they moved to London and various cities in the US. I think it is more likely you would be robbed in America or dodgy parts of London. what people in the west dont understand is that Africans are probably the most friendly people in the world. Enjoy your trip. Peace.
That colorful stuff, you didn't know what they were, are baobab fruit pods, spiced with sugar and spices. You can have them 'neat' as well. That is where baobab powder comes from.
Thanks for this vlog I arrive tomorrow for the first time and very much looking forward to it !
She says she is "scared", "terrified",... She totally discredited her self.
One of the challenges with photographing or videotaping there is some people are a bit suspicious as to why they are being filmed. Thanks for getting out of your comfort zone and sharing your travels with us. I'm off to Tanzania in a week.
Welcome Bongo Tanzania 🇹🇿 ❤
It’s amazing!
I really love your attitude. You were scared and did it anyways, even when lots of ppl kept approaching you…. Powerful!
🙏🏼🥹
Thanks for showing us this wonderful journey, love it so much!😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tnx for the info love, will be visiting Dar Es Salaam in Februari followed by a few days in Mwanza.. I know some of Africa, been to Liberia a few times.. keep the travel going :)
why did you miss going to Zambia, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe, absolutely beautiful countries with super friendly people.
and Ghana, Senegal, Kenya, Uganda
Perhaps people don’t have unlimited time to visit every country on a continent.
She doesn’t like friendly people. She was creeped out by natives greeting and welcoming her
If youre scared in Tanzania, dont come to Amerikkka
Born and raised in Dar. "Hello" is "Jambo." Never ever had a problem riding my bike at 4 thru villages, saying, "Salaama" to Muslim types and Jambo to the rest....I will teach you an easy saying, "Haraka, haraka, hyena baraka!" "Haste, haste, no speed!" Will bring a smile. Chicken is "cuckoo." Super easy language.
😂😂 Kaka acha basi .. hyena tena!! Unamuingiza chaka live!!
@@MakusaroTesha I cannot write/read Swahili, but do speak it. Mimi napenda Africa. Mungu vili vili. Qua heri, sasa!
@davidwheatcroft2797 I recommend you stick to oral Swahili. Less likely to cuss someone
😂😂❤️🇹🇿
@@MakusaroTesha Eh? We knew Mwalimu - my Mother helped him get started, and in the mid fifties he made her Godmother to his new baby to thank her.
My Father was CFO, Tanganyika, and built the railway joining the Central and Northern lines, using recycled rails. How was I cussing? No, "Tauma mama yako, pumbafu!" Majinga, weh!
@@davidwheatcroft27971. I didn't say you were cussing anyone. I said LESS LIKELY
2. Seems like you either don't understand a joke or good ol' English
3. I took you for a sane person, your language to me makes me doubt my own sanity in that.
4. I'd really prefer not to engage with someone who goes out cussing in public albeit on the internet.
Have a good day.
TZ is very peaceful. It has amazing people..
Great. Karibu/welcome to Tanzania. I think after one or two weeks stay in Tanzania, you may not wish to leave.
❤️❤️
Yes of course b'se Tanzanian love people.
Welcome to East Africa. Have no fear! We love visitors.
thank you!
HAKUNA MATATA ❤❤❤❤❤❤ TANZANIA 🇹🇿🇹🇿
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Is not true Tanzania is a beautiful ❤️. Just go home if you are afraid. AFRICA IS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wabongo tumekuja tuitetee Tanzania yetu...
Shikamo hello in Spaheli langue in dar es salaam my dad was born there
I just wish that people would consider the titles of their UA-cam videos - entire national reputations can be damaged by hyerbole. Tanzania is one of the safest countries in the entire world while some Western countries are killing fields.
Exactly
True.
What are wonder how our beach is not clean but readers are seen but doesn't care what ........
Karen relax.
Yes she is karen she is so insecured with everything, she complain even on people's culture
Africa is just much lower on quality and saftey compared to the rest of the world
Good video, try to go back inland for more exciting adventure
I did that! 😏
Your warmly welcomed
Please your title is not good for our country. Yes you are scared what is scaring you in Tanzania?? 😮
Not courageous? You did what the overwhelming majority of women would never consider doing, travelling solo to Africa. Those you see here on UA-cam are a small minority so yeah... don't feel ashamed for not feeling 100% comfortable all the time. Your vulnerability feels genuine and is welcomed.
Will watch the remaining Tanzania vlogs with much interest.
I agree!🌞
🙏🏼🥹
We , females, are afraid very often though no all admit it especial on the video. I was also afraid and worried on my first trip to Asia.
The best place ever
She might be terrified because of what her people portray on the news
Scared? What's to be scared about in Dar es Salaam? It's done of the safest cities in Africa if not the world
If you are terrified , stay away ! , d o not bring your drama to a country that can do without you !!!!!!!!.
Your title is very misleading. You need to enjoy our country freely. We are scared too when we come to the USA where the majority of people CARRY GUNS….We don’t. I do not want to say too much but ….Lady enjoy our country and kindly leave.
Exactly
Because Africa isn't like the rest of the world
It is Unique like any other country in Africa with a hint of Love and Peace that has been maintained gracefully.
@@stewart2589 Which country is "like the rest of the world" really? America has more guns than people. That's normal? Your ignorance is evident
You are right about this but she is just making a click bait title for views. However the majority of people in the US, while keeping them in their houses, are not walking around carrying guns at all, and the generally police service is better than africa.
Also as a white woman it’s true that people always come after you trying to exploit you because they always assume you are rich, plus being a woman an easier target. That doesn’t happen for natives.
Hae, you should also try n visit Kenya. Its the best place to be
Don't come here with that mentality. He'll 👎
This video was MORE ABOUT YOU being afraid than the country. Not appropriate!!!
well that's youtube :) it's a video about my personal experience in that country, not a TV documentary
Come to Pakistan Kaja, Its absolutely safe and way more fun
People in Tanzania are not meant very friendly but you people not like people especially foreigners this is big difference between with your countries.
Most of this stuff is in some people's mind.
I think if I went to Mexico City in Mexico or downtown Chicago for the first time by myself I would be very scared!. I think it is very dangerous there. Lot's of guns? I would be frightened 🥴
Tanzania is abit safe but the problem is the mindset of people is still in the 1960's!!! They are ignorant and paranoid in someway to cameras and advancement!! If your energetic adventurous person you will easily get bored they lack many recreation facilities and fun getaways! But Kenya and Uganda and south Africa are well advanced
我们可以见面喝一杯也可以。
I think the government of these countries shouldn't allow certain people to vlog because they give a bad vibe to the area, if you can walk threw NYC and feel safe you should have the heart of a lion. Werido everywhere.
бестолковый репортаж, автор 17 минут выражает свои субъективные ощущения.
If you felt unsafe in Tanzania, than I hope you ended your trip there for Afrika.. because only god knows how you gone feel in other countries in afrika… TZ is one of most safest countries in Afrika especially daresalam ( City of Peace) litter translation
America is safe to leave
Nice video, but a husband by your side 😉
你好凯亚 ，我经常看你的视频，我去过波兰，会一些简单的波兰语。我现在住在DAR ES SALAAM , 我在海边有一个房子。你可以来免费住，也欢迎你过来拍视频。
1. we mzungu wanakwambia zima kamera yako, "hey European, they are telling you to turn off your camera"
karibu tena, Tanzania hakuna matata
KKK KAREN.
Y are u scared??? 😏
U r a wonderful blogger who made this boring city looked interesting…. Take home messages…definitely not worth visiting
I like your video, but I don’t like the title. This is your first AFRICAN country and it just seems off putting to say you are SCARED. It is insensitive ❤
But I was scared in the beginning 😢 it can be scary to explore a new place by yourself for the first time! I think it’s quite natural
@@KajaKubicka You wouldn't say that if it was America tho would you?
@@weastekadmin5760 Maybe she wouldn't because she's more familiar with the Western world. I really think you can't blame someone for being honest. And it's not like she's bashing the country. I'm African and grew up in Belgium. You've no idea how terrified I was about going to Germany for the first time at age 28 because of all the Nazi stories I was fed when I was a kid. Now Germany is one of my favorite destinations.
We are scared, but we do it anyway so😂❤. 22 countries for me. Aloha from Hawaii. Leah Tunkara
Tanzania🇹🇿 is a safe country
Welcome to Dar es salaam once again
Thank you!
Racist click bait
It’s a beautiful country with warm & hospitable people! No need to worry but will just tell you when you pass by Kariakoo (biggest market in east Africa) you need to be careful & hide your most expensive items or iPhone 😂,,,explore the beautiful beach, hotels, make sure you take time to eat the street foods like chips mayai or fried cassava!
Enjoy your time there!🇹🇿
So I made sure to watch until the end to reserve my initial judgement based on the intro. I have a lot of thoughts and questions. 1) Is there missing footage? I ask because I saw nothing terrifying at all throughout the entire video. 2) If you are that put off by people who are different from you, why would you go to a continent full of them and all by yourself? 3) What was so menacing about people saying "Hello" and "Welcome"? It's all giving Karen Goes Abroad. Please do better.
it can be scar to be in a new and foreign environment by yourself, have you really never experienced that? :)
I just came back home in Dar es Salaam from Sweden and Finland. People there do not talk to strangers. Only their friends. It's crazy and so lonely! Even the locals are so lonely there they almost forgot how to say hello!
finally , tanzania content is there . welcome to the motherland !
Maybe it’s always good to do some research about a country before visiting it, especially if you’re travelling solo. Starting a travel journey with the words “I’m scared” doesn’t really bode well. Tanzania is one country in Africa, it’s like me travelling to Germany and concluding that it represents the whole of Europe because it’s a European country. I know you’re just being honest and I do respect that but nobody where we go in the world, who we’re with, and who we meet, it’s good to go with courage and an open mind
Well, she had a nice experience in Tanzania...... the "am scared" thing is a click bait
Stoped watching after I heard I am scared about 3 times🙄
You shouldn’t have..
I agree it all started with the title of the video and it was purposely done her preconceived notions, low energy, lack of interest and interaction with the locals said it all. and moreover unfortunately our Albino Brothers and Sisters in Tanzania are under constant scrutinies and it’s wrong she must have done her research on this problem and thinking (just maybe) people would be looking at her a bit different because of what she looks like. and please I’m neither trying to be mean nor degrading this woman by any means. it’s called using my intuition this stuff is all over internet it’s simply an opinion but a hard breakdown.
I appreciate that you were being so open about your fear. I also travel a lot by myself, and sometimes I am also scared in a completely new environment with an unfamiliar culture and language - it's harder to guess if people around have good intentions or not. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
You are welcome to Tanzania, the peaceful, beautiful and friendly country
Thank you! 😃
I don’t think you should be terrified because I’m completely from Dar Es Salaam and I love it but you don’t have to listen but I’m just saying maybe I’m from another part of Dar but yeah where I’m from it’s not scary but maybe it’s scary for you because I’m used to it and you are just visiting so I don’t know what you think and I’m not trying to change your thoughts but I’m just saying it’s not that scary.😇🇹🇿Oh sorry and thanks
She should have taken 'it" somewhere else !!!.
It will be my dream come true visiting Tanzania ❤️❤️❤️
Finally.,I am also considering to go alone in Tanzania. Anyway ,the name starts like my name- Tanya, ..in Tan..zania😂. Really. Why not? I am not a big fan of Africa,and hot countries,but I want to see Tanzania,and this latest modern city..forgot the name. One day. And probably not too expensive. Anyone want to come with me ,pls ? 😊
❤❤❤ ur wellcome my sstr
Spent a whole year there . No problems . The People are great. Learn Swahili its one of the easiest to learn. Must go back one day
Thanks for paying us the vist.Enjoy the very best of nature,people, culture and many more.
So impressed that you do it anyway, despite it being an intimidating adventure.
You are really beautiful, you are very beautiful on your tour
Why scared while its peaceful country
hey kaja 凯亚， 你好 我也在dar es salaam i am a chinese who lived in shanghai 5 years , i watched most of you chinese viodo
wau wau wau, great video and I admire your courage, Take care !!!
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Cool video, I'm going on June 4th for 6 weeks. It seems safe to visit!
Have fun!
Exactly this is safe country and you are most welcome my dear.
You inspire me!
Tangawizi is ginger..the seeds you didn’t know its name it’s baobab seeds..they are flavoured..and it’s superfood
10:15 that's probably cuz White House is just a street away
Even us Tanzanians are not allowed to take pictures of anything around that ferry area and could get fined if found out
YOU SCARED OF WHAT REALLY?I'm kenyan & tanzania is the most safest country in EAST AFRICA.