5 Fascinating Facts About Tanzania, East Africa's Wakanda

Known for its exotic wildlife, rich culture and ancient cities, Tanzania has become a popular destination for travellers.
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However, while the Great Wildebeest Migration, Mount Kilimanjaro and the island paradise of Zanzibar may be its most popular attractions, there are tons of interesting facts about Tanzania that most people are completely unaware of.
Tanzania is arguably the most beautiful country in East Africa. A bastion of wild nature, it is surrounded by three large lakes, Lake Malawi, Lake Tanganyika and Lake Victoria. Vast tracts of savannah grassland decorate the country’s hinterlands, and the real allure of the nation lies in its astounding wildlife and diversity.

From the pristine sandy beaches of Zanzibar in the east, a cultural powerhouse in its own right, to the western heights of the tallest mountain in Africa, Tanzania has carved its place in history.

Here are 5 fascinating facts about Tanzania that you probably didn’t know:



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