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06/06/2025

Why Do Maasai Men Have Multiple Wives? The Real Reason May Surprise You…

It’s not just about tradition—it’s about survival, power, and community resilience in one of the world’s toughest environments.

Forget what you think you know about polygamy. Among the Maasai, this cultural practice creates strong support networks, preserves ancient customs, and helps families thrive amid harsh realities.

👣 Step into a world where cattle = currency, and marriage is deeply tied to identity, status, and purpose.

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Discover the rich traditions of Maasai marriage, from the Eunoto ceremony to bridewealth paid in cattle. Learn why Maasai men have multiple wives, how co-wives live together, and what modern changes mean for this iconic culture. Explore authentic Maasai village stays and experience their vibrant way...

04/06/2025

Nils, a Sami reindeer herder from Norway, lives surrounded by the softness of powdery snow!
His life follows the rhythm of nature and the quiet movement of his reindeer herd across the Arctic tundra. Far from city lights and noise, each day is shaped by ancient traditions, deep knowledge of the land, and a spiritual bond with the animals.

Want to experience it for yourself?
Book your winter stay with the Sami reindeer herders in Norway and see firsthand how Nils lives. Step into the Arctic wilderness, share stories around the fire, and witness a way of life few outsiders ever get to see.

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04/06/2025

Nils, a Sami reindeer herder from Norway, lives surrounded by the softness of powdery snow! ❄️ In our latest blog post, we share 5 things you didn't know about the Sami reindeer herding culture.

Click to learn more and book a stay in Norway!

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Imagine a landscape of soft, powdery snow where the only sounds are your own breath and the crunch beneath your boots. There are no buildings, no roads—just the vast, untouched Arctic wilderness stretching before you. The only true wilderness of its kind in Europe. This is the homeland of the Sami...

02/06/2025

At Visit Natives, we do tourism differently. Not staged. Not rushed. Not built for selfies.
But built for meaningful encounters — where both visitor and host walk away with something real.

Because travel should uplift the people whose lands we visit. It should preserve cultures, not consume them. And it should remind us that, in the end, it’s the simple, human moments that stay with us the longest.

Travel slower. Travel kinder. Travel native.

17/05/2025

Guardians of the Sepik River🔥

In the heart of Papua New Guinea, traditions run deeper than the water itself. These young men had just completed a river ritual honoring their ancestors and the spirits of the land. Every scar, every paint stroke tells a story passed down through generations.

Travel with us beyond the ordinary — where stories aren’t told, they’re lived. Check the link in bio to book this trip.

09/05/2025

The best moments are often found off the beaten path — where you can truly feel the heart of Africa.
Where untold stories come to life, and the atmosphere transports you to a world few ever experience.

Are you ready to travel differently?

Add one of our unique adventures to your Tanzanian safari, or let us craft the entire journey for you — and return home with stories worth telling.

06/05/2025

Discover the incredible strength and resilience of Maasai women!

💪 Dive into our latest blog post to learn how these amazing women lead with quiet strength and make a huge impact.

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The Maasai are widely known for their fearless warriors and high-jumping dances—but what about Maasai women? Often overlooked or portrayed only as victims within a patriarchal, pastoralist society centered around cattle herding, their role is far more complex than it may seem. Rather than focusing...

05/05/2025

Go Where Most Never Will — With Visit Natives
Ever wondered what life is like above the Arctic Circle? Join us in Norway for a raw and meaningful journey with Sámi reindeer herders — the Indigenous people of the north.
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Spend your days herding reindeer across frozen tundra, learning Indigenous skills, listening to joik songs by the fire, and connecting with a way of life shaped by snow, silence, and spirit.
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This is not a tour. It’s a shared moment between worlds.
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Led by Sámi. Guided by respect. Crafted for people who seek more.
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Curious? Tap the link in bio.









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05/05/2025

Go Where Most Never Will — With Visit Natives

Dare to go deeper. At Visit Natives, we don’t do mainstream travel — we create transformative adventures rooted in Indigenous knowledge, remote landscapes, and real human connection. Step into a world where… Herding reindeer with the Sámi in the Arctic tundra of Norway Attending a traditional...

04/05/2025

Step Off the Beaten Path: The Hadzabe Tribe in Tanzania Awaits. In this edition, we explore what it's like to live with one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes

The Hadzabe tribe, often regarded as Tanzania’s last hunter-gatherers, is frequently misunderstood. Here are four enlightening insights about their unique culture and way of life that deserve your attention. In today's digital age, you can find more and more content about the Hadzabe tribe on soci...

04/05/2025

Discover Papua New Guinea: An Adventure Like No Other🔥

We’re excited to offer an exclusive small group trip to Papua New Guinea, a place where ancient cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and unique wildlife come together for an unforgettable experience.

On this journey, you’ll immerse yourself in the traditions of indigenous tribes, explore remote Highlands villages, and witness some of the world’s most stunning natural beauty. This trip is designed for a small, intimate group, ensuring you have the space to truly connect with the culture and environment.

This is more than just a trip — it’s a transformational experience that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Ready for an adventure off the beaten path? Reserve your spot here (click the link in bio)