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The tropical island of Zanzibar belongs to the United Republic of Tanzania, is located off the east coast of Africa and is washed by the...
Zanzibar (the island used to be called Unguja) can be considered a “state within a state”, as it is an autonomous territory within Tanzania. The island is located in the Indian Ocean.
The old part of the city of Zanzibar, capital of the island of the same name. Before European colonization, it was the center of trade between the coasts of Africa and Asia.
The second largest (after Kilimanjaro) volcano in Tanzania. The last eruption occurred in 1877, after which Meru did not show any more signs of activity.
An area in northern Tanzania, part of the Ngorongoro Protected Area. Olduvai is 40 km long and has a total area of 250 km².
This temple is now an iconic landmark in the capital city of Zanzibar, Stone Town. The church was erected in 1887 using several architectural styles.
The large cave is a natural formation in limestone rock with a deep lake inside. The smaller cave is a cramped man-made “bag of rocks.
A rather unassuming 3-story building in Zanzibar, where explorer David Livingstone set out on his last expedition.