Materuni waterfall
At the root of Kilimanjaro Mountain, we have a village called Materuni villages are home of Chagga and when you drive to the village they will welcome you with a smile and happiness. We are sure they wish you a good day because they already know how beautiful.
From the main rode is a hike for 45 min so we will recommend that you have a good shoe. On the way to the waterfall, you will walk through the rain forest and field of banana and coffee plantation and the smell of the flowey. Your guide will tell you about the culture of Chagga and show you the flower of love and forgiveness. When you have reached the Materuni waterfall you can go and swim but remember the water is really cold. It makes sense because the water is coming from the glacier of Kilimanjaro. If you like to swim under the waterfall you can tray but the steam from the water is really strong so be careful but we know it is possible. Just have it in your mind that in Materuni you swim at your own risk.
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Materuni waterfalls Tour at moshi -Tanzania
Begin the day with a short drive up onto the slopes of Kilimanjaro to the village of Materuni, Approximately 1,800 m above sea level. This lush rainforest region is known for producing some of the best coffee in East Africa. It is also the last village to the Kilimanjaro national park.
Start your tour by departing on a beautiful 45 minute hike through the hills and valleys en-route to the waterfalls. Along the way your guide will teach you about local plants and how they are used for food and traditional medicine, as well as giving you more insight into the local Chagga culture. You should expect to see the following fruit trees, Avocado, Banana and etc.. The waterfalls are hidden in a pristine valley with cliffs towering up to 200ft overhead. The water falls straight down in a curtain to land in a small pool where you can relax and probably go for a swim in the chill mountain waters but always depends on the weather condition.
Materuni Coffee Lessons Tour at Moshi -Tanzania.
After Materuni Waterfalls.., Then we will use the same trail coming back to a small coffee farm and learn about how the coffee is grown, harvested and processed locally. Try with your own hands at processing, roasting and preparing a fresh cup of coffee in the local Chagga tribe way. Once you have finished you will enjoy the coffee by taking your time and drink it.
After the lessons you will get in the car and return to your hotel in Arusha. This is an experience you are sure to love, full of natural beauty, engaging education and of course coffee.
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