Happy Independence Day! Dar Es Salaam City Walk.🇹🇿

[@InspireForTravel]

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[@momir6194]

You are doing a great job bro. As an Asian born and raised in Daressalaam but living in Uk, it brings back a lot of memories of me personally walking along most of the roads and streets.

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome I am happy the video brought back memories of the city.

[@franklinmiller3402]

Really enjoy your videos. Have only been to Dodoma, Arusha, and Kondoa. Spent most of the time in Kondoa. Really loved the people and pace of life. Being from USA and a not African American, I still felt like I was home. No place on earth I'd rather be. Love Africa..

[@InspireForTravel]

Wonderful!

[@gilmarjaime5928]

Parabéns povo africano ao qual tenho orgulho de ser descendente cidade muito limpa povo educado. Aparecida de Goiânia GO 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@leopardtiger1022]

Dar is a beautiful city wide roads and luxuriously laid pedesteains walk ways, no high rise buildings that is beauty of the city. I travelled in a bus from dar es Salam to Tanga long journey beautiful peaceful enjoyable trip.

[@MG-wx8yx]

Great video bro. I love you Tanzania.

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching.

[@zeitunihatibu6024]

Thanks Imani....but plse next time do visit the local food points, Tanzania is known to have a varieties of organic foods. For someone who has not been in Tanzania or Dar-es-salaam will think that the only food one could get in towns is chips and chicken and meat and pizas..Otherwise keep the good job.

[@ibrahimsareva4934]

Man these videos are great. Currently feeling home sick and watching all these places I've been to before makes me feel so good. Can't wait to go back. Great work

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@otasfelix9052]

Very clean city.

[@francis5279]

The episodes are great. I will also like to see some of the indigenous festivals in action.

[@avniwelikin4328]

Beautiful my brother 👌

[@bema9110]

Yes you doing very good 👍

[@Sidetracked_in_Macau]

Very thorough, and great to feel like walking and seeing Dar es Salaam first-hand!

[@theexplorer8370]

Welldone bro keep it up.you are inspiring me

[@InspireForTravel]

I'm happy to hear that.

[@sameermilo4907]

You have just passed at my home 😍🇹🇿

[@gracezanzibar19]

interesting video THANK YOU

[@shahidi03]

I really really wanna visit Tanzania. Napenda sana Tanzania

[@InspireForTravel]

Karibu Tanzania.

[@coyoluo]

That was very good.

[@gilmarjaime5928]

Cheguei agora e já gostei parabéns povo africano ao qual tenho muito orgulho de ser descendente que cidade linda muito limpa.povo educado.

[@blkbass]

My wife and I are subscribers and love your videos. Something we would like to see is the inside of a residence any where in your country. I know you travel extensively so anywhere would be nice. Just so you know we are Black and live in the United States.

[@musakibwana4596]

Big ups. Nyc coverage

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you for watching.

[@andymedina3358]

I was in Dar from 1999 till 2002 employed by Dar Glass Company for the PPF TOWER Project and back to Canada but again I was called by my previous employer in year Dec 2004 till 2006 this time for the NSSF bldg or the Mafuta House and the Bunge Bldg in Dodoma or the New Parliament Bldg. I love Tanzania I had a very unforgettable working experience with the locals

[@godisjust591]

Thumbs upp, nice video. Please make videos from Lindi Tanzania. Thanks

[@InspireForTravel]

Are you from Lindi?

[@godisjust591]

@@InspireForTravel Yes, finished my secondary school in Lindi and then moved to DSM when I was about 17 years, lived 2 years in DSM and then went to Birmingham UK when I was 19 years, lived there for about 8 years and then moved to Sweden in 1987. Where are you from?

[@danielmewael9570]

waw very nice city

[@allymngwaya2831]

Just love your English

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you.

[@abeidmrengaofficial1792]

Beautiful my brother..

[@InspireForTravel]

Its is bro! Thanks for watching.

[@lucyp8993]

I love the way you tell your stories just subrib

[@avinashsuchak5664]

Excellent viewing of Dar es salaam 👍👍👌

[@kuldeepsingh-pd3ro]

Hi bro I am from Chandigarh India great video

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks I will visit chandigarh one day.

[@biajosif63]

Hi I'm biya Joseph from Pakistan city Lahore uvas beautiful Tanzania and video.

[@vb4mehta1]

Loved the walk with you through Daressalaam, where I was born, but now live abroad. Your presentation is amazing. Can you make a blog on the harbor, ferry and the beaches on Indian Ocean side of Daressalaam? ❤❤❤

[@InspireForTravel]

i will do in the not distant future.

[@federicomaisch8019]

Thank you for sharing

[@tombimashri8149]

The vloggers who walked into drain hole ND hurt his leg was in sierra Leon

[@sk-wj9or]

I can't wait to watch all your videos. Simply wonderful.

[@InspireForTravel]

Glad you like them!

[@abdulkadirmukhtar8455]

Brother keep going tanzania

[@janetcharo1543]

Looks like Mombasa Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@InspireForTravel]

wonderful! are you from Mombasa?

[@princemassaquoi1141]

Great 👍🏿 Video My Brother..

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching brother.

[@federicomaisch8019]

Bon appetite

[@h.alshidhani8971]

Some corrections Mishkaki not miskaki Sukuma wiki in Kenya and not Tanzania

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for the corrections. I appreciate that.

[@h.alshidhani8971]

@@InspireForTravel we are together

[@InspireForTravel]

@@h.alshidhani8971 kweli kabisa Tunaweza pamoja.

[@leopardtiger1022]

Dala Dala bus is Matatu in Kenya.... I like your videos. Will you make a video on Zanzibsr please. East Africa without Indians and Arabs is unthinkable... That's why east Africa is so vibrant with East Africans a fusion of nice happy people. Thank you for your beautiful video walking tour of Dar Es Salam city.

[@burtisaac1000]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful time walking around the area. I love 💗 everything you showed on this episode. I was looking at the chai ☕️ people on the streets, great way to hustle and make ends meet. But what about the trust factor?

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching! In regards to the trust factor, from my experience I haven't had any issues purchasing chai from them, nevertheless there will be specific sellers some people chooses to buy from. Do consider that this vlog is in a cosmopolitan city , in other regions and especially in the rural areas; cultural beliefs/superstitions may play a great part in who an individual chooses to buy tea from on the streets.

[@burtisaac1000]

@@InspireForTravel Asante sana!

[@popeleox6213]

@@InspireForTravel It appears that the Indians just want the money, statis, power, control, and the Blacks are satisfied with the lower economic positions (jobs).

[@bugged1212]

This looks so much like the back alleys of Mumbai. It's weird, almost the same latitude just across the ocean.

[@tralbriggs104]

This guy speaks good sound English

[@jmwalimtzafrica3791]

Safi

[@InspireForTravel]

Kabisa

[@lionhearted5881]

You are one of the best You Tuber! I'm glad you came up on my feed. Thanks for showing different areas of Dar. I have visited Dar twice and watching your video(s) bring back good memories. I'm looking forward to more videos of Dar. Thanks! 👍👍👍👍

[@leopardtiger1022]

I like ugali with nyama and sukuma wiki. Biriyani and kebabs are arabic and rotti chicken curry Indian, all excellent foods better than McDonald's pizza hut and KFC....

[@InspireForTravel]

nice! Have you lived in Kenya before? because tanzanians dont say sukuma wiki.

[@leopardtiger1022]

@@InspireForTravel yes I lived 2 years in Nairobi my two sons went to school there. We went to Masai Mara, Mombasa. And Nairobi national park and to animal Orphanage.. Nairobi hasa beautiful climate. I lived 6 years in Zimbabwe in Redcliff steel Town. Oh God Africa is beautiful people are so nice politicians are not so nice they ruin their beautiful country.

[@leopardtiger1022]

@@InspireForTravel sukuma wiki is Zimbabwe shona language.

[@sashoright8213]

Exactly nice comment 😍😍

[@ashrafdohaqatarkp5935]

👌👍

[@jmwalimtzafrica3791]

Vizuli

[@joedias7946]

Just to point out that people From India have come here Long before the Europeans. The Indians have been Sailing to east African coast and trading . There are ancient Temples in the south India With carving of giraffes. The giraffe is not indigenous To India. Metal smelting technology Was transferred from the Interior of Tanzania to India Thro dar es salaam. This was a superior grade iron. The British played a huge role In bringing Indians to Africa. During the world war I .Indian troops fought against the Germans. There is photo graphic evidence of this. Priory to the British .Indians Had made their mark. The Portuguese used a Gujarati Sailor who they found on the east African coast. This man navigated them to India. This is a claim the Indians Can make that they have been Here from the ancient times. The Indians have contributed Greatly to east Africa in Mostly positive way. Mostly Non aggressive. I think Hinduism has played a part. Hinduism has not been imposed on Africa Never. The others who came here Can speak for themselves.

[@ravipande1444]

Hii

[@JOHN16verse33]

Tell them not to use zebra crossing as well. Or be careful before use one

[@leob.venzen1153]

pizza hut should never be promoted in any Afrikan country! Very unhealthy!!