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Learn from local Maasai

Tapping into Indigenous Knowledge
​Visits with the Maasai, as with most of the cultures we visit, are designed to provide a cultural experience within a wilderness context. All the areas we visit provide an opportunity to learn about the Maasai within their traditional environment, a glimpse into their daily lives rather than a portrayal for the “outside world” to see.
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Dorobo’s relationships with the Maasai go back a long way. We work with various Maasai villages east of Tarangire, and East & South of the Ngorongoro highlands. These long term relationships have lead to long term tourist agreements where both the Maasai and our guests can benefit from the tourism.
42  Years of Dorobo Safaris: Connecting People, Wildlife, and Education in the Heart of Tanzania's Natural Wonders
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