Tanzania, how can you not fall in love with this country? I spent my growing (17) years in this beautiful country and there is not even a single day that I don’t wish to go back. I spent my childhood days here. Maybe that is why I associate happiness to this place. Who wouldn’t want to go back to their crazy childhood days when everything was hunky dory and we did not have a care in this world?
I have been doing a series of Tanzania posts on my Instagram for the last few weeks. I just wanted to capture the same through a photo story. Â I know why I hate zoos and I hope you feel the same after seeing some of the pictures here. Â I hope I have inspired at least some of you to take a safari.
There were thousands of pictures but filtering them down to only 20+ pictures was the difficult part. Maybe I will do another series in the future but for now, take in the beauty of Tanzania with these pictures. It is really a gorgeous country.
All pictures except one are credited to my brother in law Anil Menon and my sister Kavya Nambiar from their recent trip to Tanzania. The exception is a photo clicked by my other brother in law, Nishanth Nottath. Come fall in love with my favourite country through the frames captured by them.
I don’t have any food pictures here but check out these Tanzanian recipes.
Table Of Contents
 Tanzania Photo Story: Zanzibar
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Zanzibar Boats
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Zanzibar Beaches
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Sunsets
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Plains
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Lake
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Maasai
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Tortoises
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Hippos
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Giraffe
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Zebra
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Mating
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Lone Lion
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Bird Watching
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Elephant
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Buffalo
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Cheetah
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Serengeti Migration
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Beauty and the Beast
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 Tanzania Photo Story: Leopard
 Tanzania Photo Story: Ode to Africa
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8 thoughts on “Tanzania: A Photo Story”
wow…such cool pictures…amazing photo story 🙂
Amazing photos and write up
Thank you Shwetha. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you Durga. All credits to the photographer. I just added the words.
Now I know whom to contact when I plan to go there!
Sure anytime Nisha.
For some unknown reason, I feel the starting point of the world in your pictures. Need to visit Africa to feel it again.
That is so kind. You should visit Africa once again.