Cultural
Heritage Tour

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Cultural Heritage Tour


Explore Zanzibar’s rich Islamic heritage and vibrant culture through guided visits to ancient mosques, spice farms, and the labyrinthine streets of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in the island’s history, from the first mosque in East Africa to the vibrant traditions of Swahili culture.

Trip Manual

Cultural Heritage Tour Plan

Day 1: Upon arrival in Zanzibar, you will acclimate to your lodgings before embarking on an immersive journey. Commence your adventure with a warm reception and an orientation session in Assalam Ecovillage, where Muslims from all around the world join together and live in harmony with nature. Begin your exploration with a guided tour of the local surroundings, including visits to nearby villages, including Dimbani Mosque, which is the first mosque in East and Central Africa, still in use.

Day 2: Immerse yourself in a comprehensive day of informative sessions, uncovering the rich history and heritage of Zanzibar. You will attend Kofia making and cooking classes in Kanga Village, where you will partake in traditional rituals and experience local hospitality. delving deep into the diverse cultural fabric of Zanzibar.

Day 3: Explore historic mosques, an old Indian Temple, and a historical Cathedral, each offering unique insights into Zanzibar’s multifaceted heritage. Immerse yourself in the spiritual essence of a Zikr and Mawlid & Nasheed ceremonies.

Day 4: Immerse yourself in another enlightening day of educational sessions, further enriching your knowledge and respect for Swahili’s cultural legacy.

Day 5: Venture to the pristine beaches and azure waters of the Sandbank snorkel dolphin swimming mangrove. Embark on a Dhow Tour at sunset, savouring the panoramic views and serenity of the Indian Ocean.

Day 6: Stroll through the labyrinthine alleyways of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to uncover its hidden treasures. Engage your senses in spice gardens, meander through Darajani Market and Forodhani Gardens, admire the intricate Zanzibari doors, and visit Palaces Museums, Persian Hamams, and the Old Dispensary, reflecting mostly Omani effects in Zanzibar history.

Day 7: Participate in the traditional Dua (prayer) for safe travels in the village and a farewell dinner beneath the starlit sky, after the last day of educational sessions.