Olpopongi - Maasai Cultural Village & Museum

21/12/2016

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year from the whole Olpopongi - Maasai Cultural Village & Museum Team!

20/04/2016

We're back for you soon!
Our Olpopongi booking office stays open, so you can continue booking your trips to Olpopongi - Maasai Cultural Village & Museum.

Picture shot by www.michellekunkler.com, thank you Michelle!

29/03/2016

Come and visit us before we go in season break!

17/02/2016

Come and learn about the history of the Maasai people! Interesting and authentic! Karibu!

15/02/2016

Start your week with this beautiful video and learn about the maasai culture.
Shot at Olpopongi - Maasai Cultural Village & Museum.
Ashe!

Conoce a los Maasai y aprende sobre su cultura en el poblado de Olpopongi. Podrás alojarte en una choza típica Maasai, hacer fuego con tus propias manos y mu...

29/01/2016

Are you interested in cultural dance?

Come visit us to be a part of it! :-)

24/12/2015

27/11/2015

The main garment worn by the Maasai is the shuka, which is a basic piece of fabric that can be worn in a variety of ways, depending on the personal style of the wearer. It was initially made out of animal skins, mostly cowhide but never elephant skin, but cotton is now the main material. The fabric is rubbed with color or dye to make it red, becoming a sort of camouflage with the red dirt of that part of Africa. In the dry grass plains the shuka can be white to camouflage with the grain.

28/10/2015

Check this out! We lately had 3 big groups around 90 bikers visiting Olpopongi - Massai Cultural Village & Museum overnight! We are happy they had a good time with us! :-D

21/09/2015

To all the Geocachers out there - Olpopongi has now its own geocache you can discover! Karibu sana - welcome! :-)

Use a smartphone or GPS device to navigate to the provided coordinates. Look for a small hidden container. When you find it, write your name and date in the logbook. If you take something from the container, leave something in exchange. The terrain is 1.5 and difficulty is 1 (out of 5).

24/08/2015

Here some pictures of what you can see ON THE WAY to Olpopongi...

30/07/2015

Funny & interesting proverb of the Maasai! :-)

13/07/2015

Thank you Briony for mentioning Olpopongi Cultural Maasai Village in your blog!

"In this blog we’ll touch on just a couple of the cultural highlights in the countries our safaris visit."

A short list of some of the cultural treasures that Africa holds. We're not just about The Big Five!

07/07/2015

See what greeted us on our last visit to Olpopongi... stunning & beautiful!

19/06/2015

Check out which badge we earned! Thanks to your support and great reviews! Thanks a million!

03/06/2015

Come and see us @ KILIFAIR 2015!

13/05/2015

Did you know these facts?

20/04/2015

Today some video impressions from Olpopongi - Thanks Maximilian Weinzierl!

Maasai singing and dancing at Olpopongi Maasai Cultural Village. maasai songs and traditional jumping dance. Maasai Wilderness Conservation Project. videosam...

03/04/2015

Happy Easter to everyone!

27/03/2015

BLUE & RED the colors you see most on the Massai!

05/03/2015

Olpopongi is on the ITB in Berlin! Hall 21A - Tanzania Stand - stand 25.

Karibu - Welcome - Willkommen!

Who will give us a visit?

06/02/2015

Our new sign...Karibu Olpopongi!

21/01/2015

Thank you all for the great reviews on Tripadvisor! Looking forward to get some more...

"Really interesting, great to get an insight into Maasai life, quite well edited and sanitized!"

"Great representation of Maasai life. Meet real maasai and talk about their world"

"The Maasai are so unique you should not come to Tanzania without visiting here to learn about their culture and traditions."

"This was the best part of my trip to Tanzania,..."

Ranked #17 of 40 attractions in Moshi. Been here too? Add it to your map!

22/11/2014

So green and Flowerful! :-)

18/11/2014

STAND WITH THE MAASAI

Any day now, the Tanzanian government could take the Maasai's sacred land in Loliondo so rich Arab princes can hunt lions and leopards. Global attention halted them before, add your voice to stop it again.

10/11/2014

Check out this blog! Thank you Pearson for this great discription of a visit at Olpopongi!

Elephant dung is exceptionally useful, it seems. It is used as kindling for lighting fires,, is combined with earth and water and used to build the walls of the houses and as a mosquito repellent. An elephant consumes over 200kg of vegetation a day and produces nearly 100kg of dung so there is no sh…

28/10/2014

You live in Tanzania and want to do something different with your family?

Come and experience the Maasai culture and a night in a Maasai Hut for a special residense rate!

We are looking forward to welcome you!

Book now!