Lakeeyasi hadzabe

12/01/2026

Hunting session with Hadzabe Tribe ..[email protected]

12/01/2026

Hadzabe Tribe Feed Their dogs

23/08/2025

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26/07/2025

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13/12/2021

Welcome lake eyasi for cultural tour

27/03/2021

16/12/2019

Incredible and unforgettable experience

05/10/2019

12/09/2019

07/09/2019

Westerners meet the nomadic pastoral tribe of Tanzania, The Datoga. Their acceptance of people from different cultures allowing them to interact with them in their daily life basis, get inside their traditionally built houses and attend their ceremonial dances is simply an unforgettable experience. They are unbelievably generous and uniquely friendly. It’s a privilege for me working with these lovely people

06/09/2019

Actually I look better than I thought I would be, with a baboon fur on my head 😅 (to be continued)
Journey into Hadzabe lands (May be visually disturbing content for some ⚠️)
I was so blessed to visit the Hadzabe people (or Hadza), in their homeland. “The Hadzabe ppl are an indigenous ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi, southern part of the Ngorongoro, Tanzania. There are approximately just 1000 Hadzabe ppl living in Tanzania, however only around 300 Hadza still survive exclusively based on the traditional means of hunting & foraging. They hunt using bows & arrows, typically hunting primates around.”
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When I reached Lake Eyasi after 2,5hrs drive from Arusha to Karatu and 1,5hrs motorcycle ride from Karatu to Lake Eyasi; I managed to find a local guide and together we rode deep inside Hadzabe lands. After 1hr of riding and another 1hr of walking (we left the motorcycle where it couldn’t continue anymore due to very rough terrain) in the bush we finally made to our final destination.
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The Village (Boma) I visited called Qang’dend and the head of the Boma, he was called Nona. He showed me great hospitality and he was kind enough to let me live & lodge with his ppl for couple of days and nights.
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I spent my days doing whatever Hadza ppl are doing in their daily lives; that includes hunting in the mornings, preparing bows & arrows before noons, collecting honey and fruits in the afternoons and gathering fire wood in the evenings... I worked alongside with them, we ate game meat and drank “Dadi” (local alcohol based on maize & wheat flour

01/09/2019

Hadzabe tribes unforgettable tour