| LAKE EYASI BUSH MEN (NORTHERN | | | | this people are live in. |
| CIRCUIT)TANZANIA | | | | |
| | | | We also take our visitors to places where the |
| Tanzania is one of the unique Country in | | | | Hadzabe tribes get their water during the dry |
| which has about more than 120 tribes where by | | | | season. |
| each tribes has its own unique culture and | | | | |
| ways of living. | | | | Our guides will take you to the places |
| | | | where the visitors can experience how to |
| Among these tribes the Datoga and Hadzabe are | | | | make fire and types of trees which are |
| still the tribes in which they refuses to | | | | suitable for that purpose. |
| give up their most indigenous ways of living. | | | | |
| These tribes refuses to give up their pure | | | | We will also take our visitors to places |
| traditions up to now, they are proud of who | | | | where we can show them how to collect honey |
| they are. The Hadzabe are ones of the | | | | and teach them different types of local |
| smallest tribe in Tanzania, they about 200 | | | | medicine used by Hadzabe people to treat |
| families and the Datoga are about 4000 | | | | different diseases. |
| families in the whole of Tanzania. | | | | |
| | | | Tanzanian With Datoga families. |
| These tribes are found in Northern Tanzania | | | | |
| along lake Eyasi. Their are language | | | | Our guides also speak the same languages, |
| resembles the click language of other | | | | with this people, and so most of our |
| bush-men further south of the Kalahari | | | | visitors, enjoy to visit them. |
| Desert. Their small population , was | | | | |
| seriously threatened especially in 1974 when | | | | This is due to the fact that they participate |
| the Government tried to build a settlement | | | | in their daily activities as well. |
| for them and move them from their original | | | | |
| environment (Caves and the bushes) Most of | | | | Most of this families are pastor lists and |
| these people and their children have never | | | | so for their food are pretty much depend on |
| seen a doctor or school. The bush provides | | | | their animals. They move from place to place |
| everything they need including traditional | | | | to find good pasture for they are animals. |
| education and traditional healers. | | | | The elders and the small children often stay |
| | | | at home while the middle age groups move |
| For their food the Datoga and Hadzabe depend | | | | with their animals from place to place. |
| on hunting on which they get honey and meat.. | | | | |
| Also because they live mostly in dry areas, | | | | The Datoga also make a lot of their weapons, |
| the Datoga and Hadzabe they get water from | | | | from them selves. e.g. the arrows, spears |
| digging holes of about two to five meters. | | | | and knives. They dig holes for water and |
| | | | also hunt small animals for their food. The |
| What Tanzanian do with Hadzabe ? | | | | visitors will also have opportunity to see |
| | | | what this people used for keeping their food |
| We take tourist for the local hunting. Men | | | | and fetching water. |
| from this tribes are the hunters So our | | | | |
| visitors participate in hunting activities. | | | | The visitors, get to attend ceremonials |
| This will take them about 4/5 hours for the | | | | parties performed by this people considering |
| whole day. | | | | the fact that from January to July, is good |
| | | | season for weddings and circumcision. |
| Also the visitors get to see the way arrows | | | | |
| poison are being made. | | | | Our guides also, will take you to places |
| | | | where you can see the black smith in which |
| Tanzanian experience guide will also take | | | | you will see how to make jury and melt iron |
| you to the caves and holes in which most of | | | | using local methods. |