Mix outside Nizari Flats in Dar-es-salaam, walk through Kisutu, the temples and onwards to Mtendeni.

[@freddyibrahim1589]

50 years hence, you brought me back to my home, Nizari Flats. Asante Sana!! STARFISH

[@shamimdatoo1322]

Amazing video

[@mohammedrajpar7705]

I say kaka you brought back some memories brother Asante Kaka

[@RajPatel-es9qp]

My memories are pre 1961 .🙏 .my dad had his office i Alimanga building ..I went to Aga khan boys school up the road.

[@yusrababuu]

Thanks for sharing this video,I used to live in Garden flats ,am very happy to see my old building,

[@AltafDaya]

Best days!

[@dilipbedia4670]

Love all your videos. Thanks very much for sharing.

[@AltafDaya]

A pleasure :)

[@jafferusa2001]

Thanks Altaf for Brilliant memories of my house in NIZARI flat Jamil from CALIFORNIA

[@mansuralibhai]

I was born in Dar...many moons ago...enjoyed your efforts and your commentary....thank you so much !!

[@terrykariakoo1738]

like your video, and waiting for a video going through Agrey Street

[@ashs9568]

Brilliant memories evoked. Thank you Altaf for sharing.

[@Shivam-nt6ur]

I used to go to kutbi provision store for milk and sinha bread….

[@JanZigbe]

Thanks for sharing. Very nicely done.

[@4bhumiify]

keep it up and thanks Altaf need to see west and east upanga if time permits

[@Sush812]

Love to see Upanga

[@swatimandaliajoshi4624]

Thanks Altaf for bringing back memories.. Miss Dar 🙏🏻

[@yasinbhagat]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful video. I used to live in Nizari Flats and this brought back memories which are unforgettable. Much has changed but the charm and charisma is still there.

[@nishaatbhimani4342]

I used to live there too!!! Did u live above shilu Aunty ?

[@yasinbhagat]

@@nishaatbhimani4342 I was in block C

[@Sush812]

Thanks for the share .....once more

[@Shivam-nt6ur]

Omg thank you so much for this lovely video…I used to live in the flats above the lohana mahajan…infact I was born in that house….

[@anarsabur275]

Hi brother thanks so much for lovely clips If u can please indicate gandhi Street if u can there used to be afrimax old shops keep up a good work bless you

[@AltafDaya]

I did walk across Indira Gandhi street in my other video....Pls check. Maybe I have covered what you are looking for

[@vikramshenoy7205]

Dear Altaf, Thank you very much for the videos. Relived the memories again. Best Wishes

[@AltafDaya]

Pleasure :)

[@nishaatbhimani4342]

Thank you Altaf for this!!! My teenage years spent here with lovely memories!!!!🥰

[@AltafDaya]

Home is always Home

[@swahilivilla]

Aall was my street when i had Kariakoo wow

[@kajiaro]

Great memories. Thank you for sharing. 🙏

[@SalimMPNensi]

This video shows great progress by the Hindu community in Dar Es Salaam. Altaf comes to DSM often and knows every corner of this city. This shows the city is safe even in the evenings while you walk!

[@AltafDaya]

Yah Salim...u still see people walking around Kisutu/Odeon Roundabout/Jamhuri Street, etc area ..with lots of movement of people to/from temples, mosques and Jamat Khana plus of course the food joints

[@emue229]

@@AltafDaya That's what I marked too. Men and women walking freely on streets, just like in Gujarat back in India where it is safe to 🚶 walk alone in evenings

[@mehboobnavaserwalamehboobn6120]

Altaf sir 56 bhog hotel ke pas Indian hoom he

[@avinashsuchak5664]

Thanks for your great video, great to see where we grew up, & you explain it very perfectly, all the places & their names👍👌👏 ASANTE SANA

[@amiralihaidri2179]

Avi: were you with me at Leeds in chem. engg.? Please reply to [e-mail]

[@normabrown1014]

I'm interested in the jewelry Norma Brown Portland Oregon

[@paminath9947]

Thank you for taking us around various parts of Dar Any chance of Dodoma, please? Many thanks

[@AltafDaya]

Hello... So sorry. I am back in London

[@emue229]

Your videos are fascinating to me, Mr. Daya. My own distant relative From. Gaurang Mehta used to practice medicine in Dar Es Salam in 60s and 70s. Tanzania has a long history with Gujarat. Can you please give a house tour of a Gujarati home in your city please? That would be soo interesting. We used to visualize as kids how the homes of our relatives would be in Dar Es Salam!

[@AltafDaya]

Hi Thanks for your comment. I actually live in London. Was in Dar on holiday as my parents still live there. Planning to go again in a couple of months. Will definitely try to do that.

[@emue229]

@@AltafDaya Please do and also ask your parents if they knew Dr. Gaurang Mehta. Were you born and raised in Dar?

[@AltafDaya]

Yes. I was born and brought up in Dar. Just moved to the UK in 2013.

[@emue229]

@@AltafDaya Wow what a strong connection with Dar then. Must be missing the gorgeous weather of Dar in London

[@emue229]

@@AltafDaya Where do Indians live in Dar? In Masaki?

[@devenchohan2872]

Who is Natasha 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️oh i c sir i was born in Dar & lived in Alimanga building top floor but so many things have changed i want to visit one day with my wife i might ask you to show me around Dar. ofcource I'll pay you bhai & Bhabhiji god bless u all.sorry Altaf bhai but if you guys out & about my father was a ladies Tailor & he a shop called Express Tailor now it used be same gully as Juma masjid also in that street it used be Chohan driving school motoring.i can't remember the street & my Dad passed away 4 years ago we left Dar 1976.please boss if can find out that is if you got time.Many thanks

[@AltafDaya]

My wife...u can see her in some videos and she is the one who records me talking

[@paminath9947]

Pity you didn't show Chang'ombe and Tanganyika Packers

[@AltafDaya]

Havnt gone those sides. Not sure will manage though :(. If there is an oppprtunity, will definitely do it

[@mehboobnavaserwalamehboobn6120]

Hi

[@AltafDaya]

Hello

[@niteshpandey3358]

Hello sir can you tell me Tazara rail Journey is safe ,i want to travel from tanz to zambia.

[@AltafDaya]

Hi...its not so bad but its a very long journey. Better off to fly. If u want to do it for the experience then fine but get into higher class tickets.

[@johnsmith-xg5wq]

Anyone who has responses to following queries on Dar-es-salaam? Please fill in - thanks for any info provided!! Are SIM cards - for iPhones/smartphones - available at Daressalaam Airport? Is local Tanzanian currency available at the Daresalaam Airport?r Do Banks in Dar-es-salaam have ATMs inside branch? TripAdvisor/Expedia are showing hotel prices $50/night upwards - does anyone know of any local sites showing hotels/motels in the $5/$20 range/nightt? Prefer to pay 4 lodging upfront thru their website-can lookup reviews.

[@AltafDaya]

Sim Cards, Local Currency available at airport. ATM are mostly outside but a few branches do have inside. However, the ATMs connected to the bank branches have security so it should be OK. It is not advisable to book accom for $5-$20 as these might not be too safe or in a good location. Most such accoms won't even have websites or card payment options. Stick to reputable sites if you want to pay in advance. Maybe book for a few days and then when you are in Dar, you can physically check out alternate options

[@johnsmith-xg5wq]

@@AltafDaya - Thank You!