Lake Manyara Campground — Hotel in Arusha

On the way from Arusha to the National Parks, just at the foot of the Rift Valley, lies Mto wa Mbu, “River of Mosquitos”. What was once a sleepy village, was transformed in the fifties when intensive irrigation schemes were established to channel water from the Rift Valley to create acres of cultivatable land. In response to the newly fertile land migrants from around Tanzania relocated to Mto wa Mbu to make it their home. In this multi-ethnic community there about 18,000 people composed of 120 different ethnic groups living together peacefully cultivating bananas, rice, cassava, beans, and corn. In the farm tours, guests are walked through the farm fields and learn about the community water management practices and the different crops that the community cultivate- including 32...

is nice place for those who going safari to Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro and serengeti, but without forgetting in Mto wa Mbu there is most amaizing Cultural activities consult you guide, camp manager to direct you to Mto wa Mbu Cultural Tourism Coordinator, the do offering hot Tanzanian foods, biking to lake manyara, village walking, hiking to the East African great rift valley, Banana beer...

Its a place where you can go experience the beauty of the lake Manyara while viewing the flamingos flying along the shore...