Eco-Responsible Travel in Zanzibar: What Tourists Should Know
This guide explores what eco‑responsible travel looks like in Zanzibar and how tourists can make a positive impact. Zanzibar is […]
Culture
Why I Started Pugu Hills Eco-Cultural Tourism: A Journey of Purpose, People, and Planet
The Call! When I founded Pugu Hills Eco Cultural Tourism, it wasn’t simply about starting a business—it was about answering
Cultural Tourism in Kilindoni: Meet the Locals of Mafia Island
Experience Authentic Island Life Through Eco-Cultural Tourism Mafia Island, located off the southern coast of Tanzania, is not just a
Why Katavi National Park Is Africa’s Best-Kept Safari Secret
Discover Tanzania’s Untouched Wilderness with Sustainable Safaris Nestled in the remote western region of Tanzania, Katavi National Park is one
Sustainable Safaris in Serengeti National Park: How to Explore Responsibly
Experience Africa’s Wildlife Without Leaving a Footprint Serengeti National Park, one of the world’s most iconic safari destinations, is renowned
Ruaha’s Giant Elephants and Baobab Landscapes: A Photographer’s Guide
Your Ultimate Eco-Friendly Safari Photography Experience in Tanzania Ruaha National Park, one of the crown jewels of Tanzania’s Southern Circuit,
Why Eco Tourism is the Future of Travel in Tanzania
When travelers think of Tanzania, their minds often go straight to the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, or Mount Kilimanjaro. While these
A Day in the Life of a Pugu Hills Local: Meet Our Homestay Hosts
Travel is not just about the places you see — it’s about the people you meet and the connections you
Top 5 Cultural Experiences You Can Only Have in Pugu Hills
Tanzania is world-renowned for its wildlife and natural beauty, but Pugu Hills offers a different kind of treasure: rich cultural
Discover Pugu Hills: Tanzania’s Hidden Gem of Eco -Cultural Wonder
Just 25 kilometers southwest of Dar es Salaam lies one of Tanzania’s most overlooked treasures — Pugu Hills Forest Reserve.