A Day in the Life of Hadzabe Tribe | A glimpse of what to expect on your visit

The Hadzabe Tribe is located in Lake Eyashi, Tanzania. If you're coming for a safari in the Northern Circuit (Serengeti, Ngorongoro, etc...), we highly recommend that you visit them as part of your itinerary. It makes the whole safari experience more diverse where you don't only see the wildlife but you also gain a more in-depth cultural experience of the tribes of Tanzania.
The Hadzabe Tribe is known for being the only population in east Africa that continues to rely extensively on hunting and gathering for food. They speak Hadza, a click-language that's absolutely one of a kind!
The tour starts very early in the morning. You should be staying in hotels near the area of Lake Eyashi the day before as you would have to wake up at around 4-5am the next day if you want to see their actual hunting of bigger animals. You would be provided a tour guide that speaks their language and in the tour that should last half a day, you will gain meaningful lessons about their very simple way of life, so much different from our modern society. The men hunt while the women gather fruits and take care of the children. The Hadzabe tribes are nomads and don't keep livestock- they move according to their needs and/or when the resources become scarce.

[@andrewnappier3866]

Absolutely gorgeous people and culture. I have to visit this place

[@WhileInAfrica]

You should!

[@cuckmasterflex9106]

Joe rogan

[@jetta2707]

These guys look like they ran into the toned down version of the Hadza tribe lol

[@Sean1877]

Deep in the outskirts of Tanzania🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@gratitude5740]

I would love to visit in 2020 after all the crazy virus is contained! Supposed to come to Tanzania in June but don't want to bring any sickness to these people . Respect! Mungu ibariki Tanzania.

[@WhileInAfrica]

Sounds like a plan!

[@yeboi_austin7274]

Even though i dont understand what they are saying, i understand what they try to say with their unique body language. :-)

[@alphatan2]

I cant believe he didnt take a hit

[@LeroyRay0]

I would really like to learn Hadzane, I really like the way the way the language sounds

[@WhileInAfrica]

Yes it's amazing!

[@KymSue1111]

I could expect to stay here permanently.

[@Ysumbruh0]

If I go there imma be sure to do exercises to run for a long time if imma hunt with them lol

[@tired2sleep]

They are so in tune with nature they smoke weed lmao. Weed really is popular everywhere huh. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a thing for most humans 10,000 years ago

[@WhileInAfrica]

Yes, sounds so natural :)

[@MyChristine52]

My boyfriend smoked it with the African Bushmen a few years ago. I don’t think they have many tourists imbibing with them.

[@KingXArthur]

I can't believe they have a fucking gift shop lol

[@madhuyadav6800]

I'm saw uma telugutraveller

[@songpolklinchay2075]

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