The Hidden Paradise You Didn't Know Existed ! Exploring Pangani Tanga Region Tanzania🇹🇿

[@InspireForTravel]

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[@ABCpage594]

Brother is there a way I can contact you I'm from Birmingham uk, wanted to tour Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@Brianna_plaz]

Tanzania is beautiful my mother comes from tanzania I love it😍😍

[@danielahTZ]

As an American living in Dar es Salaam, I really appreciate your videos of the different cities and regions because it helps me decide where to visit and maybe permanently settle. Asante 🙏🏽

[@InspireForTravel]

Karibu sana glad you enjoy the videos!

[@officialjasonraider]

Umejitahidi kiswahili chako kaka! Loved this content! Keep bringing more of this 😍

[@KIRA-xf7xe]

Absolutely beautiful. So peaceful, not a lot of cars . The simplicity of life is the best. People are so chilled out. Thank you 😊

[@TZ69]

That is so true about the respect you get when I was in Arusha the children will great me when they pass me on the street children as young as 5 years old I felt so honored I have seen the Promise Land

[@gmcwww]

It's the promise land, it's true! Allah is great

[@gwamakangwala6468]

Tanzania is beautiful, It is untouched woo literally these country have everything. Asante Sana was born in Dar Es Salaam lives in the USA and want to visit here.

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

Hiyo nchi yenu imebarikiwa sana....alaf kuzidisha maisha si magumu kwa watu wa mapato ya chini

[@davidkwisi8231]

My brother I have been so enthused by your love for Tanzania. I am Tanzania in diaspora, and I want to support your channel. I have watched just about all your videos and they are amazing. Thank you for shading light on #Tanzania

[@InspireForTravel]

Wow, thank you for your support. Tanzania ni nchi ya amani.

[@Alehamod]

Decent, educated, smooth and well spoken young man thank you.

[@gmcwww]

Hopefully some day, you'll get to show us around Bagamoyo, I'm interested in moving there one day. Nice work, keep it up

[@michaelmarcus1570]

I study there way back 2002.. and moved to Dar es salaam. The city has many to offer. From Sisal plantation, ancient history of trade between India,Oman and the middle-east to Slave trade, from beautifully water of the indian ocean to A Historical Germany 🇩🇪 colonialism, from Shaaban Robert to Abushir bin Suleiman the Warrior, you came to see the Germany cemetery ,the Arab cemetery... Pangani has many to offer.. beautifully beach ⛱ hotels camp sites. We also have a Saadan National Park, the only park we you can see the Lions Elephant Giraffe take sun burn at the beach... let you came and Enjoy.....

[@zolongOne]

Saadani is in Pwani region

[@fozlurrahman9979]

Masha Allah Beautiful video bro 🇧🇩👍🇹🇿🤲

[@otasfelix9052]

Enjoying your video watching from Bangkok Thailand.

[@dinosaur0073]

Thank you. Lovely white sand beach. Sure "respect" is the key word to communicate with all nations around the world 🌎

[@barbarachenault6113]

I have friends and family in Dar es salaam. I wanted to visit but wasn't sure, after your videos, I'm so ready! Thankyou for the great work!

[@barbarachenault6113]

My friend, thankyou for the beautiful vedios you're posting. I just wanted to know where are you originally from?

[@mustaphanzebamukuna6428]

Thanks for sharing videos like this my brother

[@KhalidKhan-ud9cz]

Tanzania Tanga mzuri Sana kweli 💖💕💖💕

[@ektorkornoo8806]

Excellent Video. Thanks for making us enjoy the beautiful and natural sights and sounds of the simpler aspects of life: from neighborhood walk to the beautiful natural beach. It brings back great memories, and yearnings for a return to a place near Pangani where I once lived and worked. Hearing that traditional greeting and response (greeting: shikamo; response: marahaba), without any pretentions, was so refreshing and beautiful. I hope they don't allow these places to be spoilt by too much of so-called 'development' or big crowds and events. It is rare and priceless as it is. Thank you once again.

[@richesmethod]

i have been subscribed and watching your vids bro, great job and thank you for doing these videos in this region. As a fellow travel vlogger i know its hard work.

[@audreyhartley-buabeng2492]

Thank you so much for this video. It has brought back so many memories of when I was growing up as a child in Jamaica. Bless you,❤👏

[@burtisaac1000]

Lovely it is to listen to the waves 🌊, nice living indeed! Asante sana!

[@noonebutyou2875]

MashaAllah, beautiful pangani

[@Bmumashariki]

Welcome again to pangani

[@fatmasalim8293]

Nice one brother 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇴🇲🌹

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching.

[@mohameddasir6349]

Assalamualaikum good coverage of the village

[@surusuru1994]

Waleykum Salam waramatullah wabarakatu yeah

[@francis5279]

The beach is wide and beautiful. The town looks peaceful. I think the beach deserves an annual big celebration event with people coming from diaspora and all over Africa.

[@umumuaad3206]

I really like it

[@richesmethod]

be sure to also tell your watchers to comment it helps engagement and youtube will push your videos more, it took me a year to realize that so i will be telling my viewers the same in every video and in my pinned comment

[@surusuru1994]

Wow you good end speaking swahiili 👌👏

[@sabbob574]

U never disappoint. Big up to u.

[@abdulkareemchande7204]

Ur swahili is 🔥😃

[@karanjakamau57]

Thanks a lot bro

[@honestyfirst2165]

Good

[@Brianna_plaz]

I live in Holland you should visit there to I mean its not that beautiful its also not peaceful but its something you know. wewe mzuri sana tanzania ina pendeza sana

[@Tusker78TogetherForever]

Holland the arsehole of Europe! Great if you like dykes🤣

[@leylascherer3111]

Please visit ushongo beach in pangani too

[@fwd.london7015]

Can't lie pangani does look beautiful. Did you come across kipumbwi on your travels? What is that like?

[@godfreymuhammad7755]

Love your blogs bro. We coming to Tanzania for first time God willing at the end of February. Will you be in the country still? I would love to have you give us some insight on TZ. We're Caribbean living in UK planning a move to the continent. Do you have email to share please.

[@JulienSanchez-j7n]

Very nice you movies ,we can get accomodations guest house for 5 dollars in tanga ?

[@abdallahjuma1494]

👍👍

[@zolongOne]

Where are you from Wema?

[@husseinbagha3028]

Jambo, when you will go to mwanza to explore?

[@umumuaad3206]

Unaweza kunituma viza ya kukuja uku me and my children tuko somalia

[@kibatikombo713]

Tanzania is Rich

[@ilanshtrikman6668]

Hello, Naomba kuuliza, wakazi wa Pangani wanaongea lugha gani? Najua kwamba Ki Swahili ni lugha ya taifa, lakini namaanisha lugha ya kabila?

[@rezahuq]

please show map for easy understanding. Which sea is the beach in.

[@gwamakangwala6468]

Indian Ocean, I think Tanga, it is 5 to 6 hrs from Tanzania.

[@fidodido9578]

Tanga is 5 hours to 6 hours from daresalaam not from Tanzania because Tanga is part of Tanzania

[@rafaelmarquez9396]

Habari yako kaka ?it means how are you bro?

[@InspireForTravel]

Kwa kudura za Mwenyezi mungu niko salama. Kwema?

[@watuwamungu8071]

bro, i like your videos so much, i truly love it, and appreciate the time you sacrifice to educate us, BUT, but try to be MORE AFRO CENTRIC than AFROARABIC, youre mentaly arabic , and those asalama aykum everytime , use VIPI, WAZIMA, BAMBO, POA, dont regular use ASALAM ALAYKUM, HABARI , SALAMA, -these words should be eliminated in SWAHILI langaugaes becaus tey are arabic words, MARAHABA means KISS MY FEET, AND YES AGREE TO KISS YOUR FEET, check it out research, They were used by ARABS save masters during slave time, encourage slave master doctrinations, i feel lke you teching us about the trauma tanzanians went through then at the same time you unconciousness embrace the arabs in your body language, AND YES IM TANZANIA INDEGENOUS EMBRACER, otherwise we love you and we appreciate your time and knowledge,

[@InspireForTravel]

Very Interesting comment. Well as this series is on the coastal side of Tanzania i tend to use those words as they are more favored there. but i also do enjoy using words like Poa, wazima, mambo vipi, sasa etc.

[@Tusker78TogetherForever]

Yeah nothing special! Malindi and Watamu in Kenya are much better;)

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

Sasa wewe umeleta vita huku...

[@zolongOne]

​@@mpendakiswahili3053😂😂😂 majirani wanashida sana