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Moshi Changai

Moshi is from the Irangi tribe and knows everything there is to know about African animals and the environment. His main focus now is the Kondoa region of Tanzania. He lives with his wife and 2 children.

Ntomoko Waterfall

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Join the water watchman and trek up Sambwa hill near the small village of Ntomoko.  Ntomoko falls is the water source that serves over 20,000 people in the region and myth has it that you might catch sight of SATU– Python protector of the water source.  Trek up the mountain where the falls cascade over the mountain where you can see the breathtaking landscape below. Then trek back down where you can stand under the falls and breath in the wet fresh air.  The pictures just don’t capture it, you have to climb down to feel the beauty.

The villagers send you off on your journey and then greet you on your return.

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