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Monday, October 16, 2017

Bagamoyo & Ruins Full-Day Tour





Bagamoyo & Ruins Full-Day Tour:  Africa Natural Safari
AFRICA NATURAL SAFARI (The best tour company in Tanzania)
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Bagamoyo & Ruins Full-Day Tour
Bagamoyo, once the most important trading port on the East African coast, remains a city of history and culture. See the ruins of Coral Mosque at Kaole and the ancient graves from the 13th century. Discover the Old Ferry on the Wami River as your guide tells you about the town's slave-trade past.
Venture into the city of Bagamoyo, which has played various historical roles in the history of the country. Along the way, your guide explains how it used to serve as a slave and ivory port—relics of this past remain. The name of the city, Bagamoyo, comes from the Swahili words "bwaga moyo," meaning "lay down your heart," a desperate expression by people who were captured as slaves, knowing that they faced uncertain futures.
After a traditional lunch, visit the archeological site of Kaole. Admire its ruins, including the Coral Mosque and the ruins of the Shirazai trade town, dating between the 13th and 17th centuries. Here you also see 30 ancient tombs built with coral rag and columns. Continue to the Wami River where you pause for a photo stop at the Old Ferry.


For more information visit www.africanaturaltours.com


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