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Tag Archives: maasai

Travel With Anjaly → Blog → maasai

maasai bride

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On becoming a temporary Maasai bride in Kenya

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on April 12, 2024 July 16, 2024

What fun it would be to live – among the lions and the tall Maasai people. Live off the land, so to speak.

Categories Tanzania

7 Reasons I love Tanzania

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on October 31, 2018 March 18, 2025

My reasons to love Tanzania are many. For one, it was the first real African country that I traveled and it was also here that I first tasted success on my fledgling mountaineering career - Mt Kilimanjaro.

Categories Destinations Kenya

A day with the Maasai Warriors

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on May 23, 2016 June 11, 2020

During my recent visit to Kenya, I decided to spend some time with the Maasai Warriors - although I had done that in Tanzania few years ago. The idea was to get to know as much as I could about them, take candid shots and videos.

daladala

Categories Almost Intrepid BLOG

Tanzania Blog Chapter 7 | Leaving Moshi and its memories

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 28, 2010 April 10, 2026

Despite the abundance of these attractive men around, the ones that share the daladala with us are of the different kind. Fortunately, none of them are carrying any livestock this morning.

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