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The Maasai people of Serengeti and Ngorongoro have been herding their cattle for thousands of years. The Maasai are struggling to integrate themselves in a dwindling world, a proud, nomadic warrior race who count their wealth in cattle and children.  In accordance with government policies: Not able to roam as freely as before with their herds, they must restrict their activities based on Tanzania governmental policies or disrupt the district's fragile ecology and tourism economy as counselled by its policymakers. Not known for killing wild animals: This is strange enough as the Maasai have not been known to kill wild animals or damage their environment since the beginning. They subsisted on the blood, meat and milk of their herds. They disapproved of agriculture because it ruined the land for grazing. But today, they are learning to farm and to trade their crafts, their skills and their produce, cooperating with the tourist industries, taking their place as guides, drivers, tracke

Tanzania is packed with natural beauty and the opportunity to experience wildlife in a way that you can nowhere else in the world. Serengeti: A must-visit: First up, it goes without saying that you have to travel to the Serengeti during your trip to Tanzania. Just like Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti is one of the biggest tourist attractions of Tanzania, and it is perfect for any animal lover. These vast plains are home to millions of wildlife, and animals passing through. It is home to the Big Five and a very popular location for game drives. Second-largest national park: It is also the second-largest national park in Tanzania, and the location of the great wildebeest migration every year. Many people visit Tanzania purely to go on a safari to the Serengeti. Four main places to visit: Tanzania has four main places to visit. 1. Dar es Salaam is their economic capital. 2. Zanzibar an island near Dar es Salaam. 3. Serengity National Park. 4. Kilimanjaro. The first two are on the sou