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- Religion: Hinduism
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Island of Sun and Spice
Zanzibar
Located within East Africa in the country ofTanania is the beautiful semi - autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar. Zanzibar is widely known for its stunning beaches, its awe-inspiring waters, and the culture it possesses. Sonsidered as the Islands for spices, Stone Town, Zanzibars capital contains a mix of Polish, Indian, African, Arab, and European architecture which dominated through different time periods. Along side local food, all the cultures are syntheticited within Stone Town. With coral reefs appropriate for snorkeling and diving, both Pemba and Unguja islands contain lavish spice restates along with a warm tropical atmosphere. All these attractive sceneries makes it a perfect fit for people of various interests aroud the globe.
Activities
Uncovering the Markets of Stone Town
Explore the heart of Stone Town, the oldest part of Zanzibar City that has many old coral stone buildings, mosques, and markets. Make sure to not miss the House of Wonders, Old Fort, and the birthplace of Freddie Mercury for your taste of culture and history.
Spice tours
Join a guided tour to the spice plantation to see, smell, and taste cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla. It is a great way to learn about the island’s agriculture history and why they call it “Spice Island.”
Snorkelling and Diving
If you love the underwater world, the clear water enclosing Zanzibar’s coral reefs is an oasis for tourism. You can venture to places like Mnemba Atoll and Pemba Island where it hosts various species like tropical fish, dolphins, and even sea turtles.
Relieving On The Beach
Put your feet up and relax on the simple public beaches of Nungwi, Kendwa, or Paje, where soft white sand is complemented by the warm ocean water. Perfect for swimming, soaking up the sun, or relaxing with a delicious coconut under a palm tree.
Swimming Along Dolphins
Go to Kizimkazi and rent a boat to swim with dolphins which are said to be the friendliest creatures in the ocean. Although this experience is undeniable it’s also important to question the impact of diving with other living beings.
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