MAZINGIRA YA MJI WA LUSHOTO YANAWAVUTIA WATALII WENGI

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  Lushoto ni mji mdogo uliopo kwa kimo cha mita 1930 kwenye milima ya Usambara ni makao makuu ya wilaya ya Lushoto. Mji ulianzishwa kwa jina la Wilhelmstal na Wajerumani wakati wa koloni ya Afrika ya Mashariki ya Kijerumani. Jina lilichaguliwa kwa heshima ya kaisari Wilhelm II aliyekuwa mtawala wa Ujerumani hadi 1918.

Kuna barabara ya lami kati ya Lushoto na Mombo inapounganika na barabara kuu ya Arusha - Dar es Salaam.

Mazingira ya Lushotoyanafaa kwa kilimo,vile vile  kuna vivutio vingi vya Utalii katika mji huu ambavyo huvutia watalii kutoka pande mbalimbali za Dunia.Pia hali ya hewa ya mji wa Lushoto ni kivutio kizuri ambacho husababisha wageni wengi kuweka makazi ya kudumu katika mji huu.

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THE BAGAMOYO CHURCH FIRST CHURCH IN THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA BE THE MAIN TOURISM ATTRACTION IN BAGAMOYO

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The Bagamoyo Church was built in 1868 and considered to be the first church in the East Coast of Africa. A cemetery, where the early missionaries were buried and a small shrine which was built by freed slaves in 1876 are all seen. We are told that between 1934 and 1991, 35 Dutch priests worked here. The last of this long line of priests from the Netherlands was Father Frits Versteijnen who stayed in Bagamoyo for 30 years and started the first museum in the old Fathers’ House in March 1968.

The second Fathers’ House in Bagamoyo, constructed close to the Mother of all Churches in East Africa, has also fallen victim to the corrosive effects of the coast region’s relentlessly humid climate. Its ground floor was built in 1873, the first floor in 1877 and the second floor in 1903.

 

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NILO NATURE RESERVE: CONSERVE UNIQUE ECOSYSTEM

Nilo Nature Reserve lies towards the more northerly end of the Arc, stretching over 62 km² of the East Usambara Mountains . It was established in 2007 to conserve the area’s unique ecosystem and protect its exceptional biodiversity for future generations. The reserve is a haven for almost 800species of plants, including eight African violet species, and 100 species of birds, such as the rare Banded green sunbird and the Red-capped forest warbler. If you are particularly lucky, you might even spot an Angolan pied colobus, an Usambara three-horned chameleon, or a Zanj elephant shrew. Traditionally, the forests have been an important source of firewood and food for local people. The reserve continues to play a critical role in rain catchment and reducing the effects of climate change.

       Visitor attractions:

Lutindi trail: There is some excellent hiking in the reserve, including an 8 km trail which begins at the       

Denmark campsite and circles Lutindi peak, allowing you ample opportunity to spot beautiful African violets along the way.

Tuvui trail: A short 300 meter trail from the Denmark campsite will take you to the stunning Tuvui Falls.

Kwemakulo trail: Alternatively you can explore the slightly longer Kwemakulo trail (1.4 km) which winds up to Kwemakulo peak.

Kizerui – Kizara Drive: this drive takes visitors along a 9.5 km stretch of road through the Nature Reserve

Zumbe Kuu Falls: Visitors may also enjoy a trip to the Zumbe Kuu Falls, a 30 m waterfall, along the

Semdoe River.

The Holy Water Point:2 km from the  Denmark camp, is a site of local worship: legend has it that water first began to flow from the point after a thirsty Bishop blessed the area.

Kizara caves: close to Kizara Village there are caves and some excellent view of the forest.