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Traditional house of most tribes, in this case, the Massai

The kids are always excited when they see mzungus (white man)

Me, Jose and a group of children we found on the way to Mount Meru in Arusha

More kids in Arusha village. Notice how well students are dressed, always in uniform, which colour represents the school they're in.

Church in Arusha Village

View from Mount Meru

The interior of a Massai house. The roof is completely black due to the fire they always make inside (there's no electricity of course). The smell is awful.

Cute kid

Two kids. The one in the right is crying cause he is not used to seing mzungus (white people) and he's scarred.

Happy looking Kid.

Women washing clothes in the river.

I love this picture

Group of kids coming from school

Giraffes in Lake Manyara

Warthogs, one of my favourite animal in Africa. They look so cool.

Sharp teeth this baboon has

View of Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara with Flamingos on the horizon

Giraffe and small antilopes in Lake Manyara National Park

Asian guys and their cameras

Elephants Family

Elephants Family

Everyone loves Obama

Ngorongoro Crater. It's impossible to have a photo representing how breathtaking this place is. It's probably the most incredible landscape I've seen in my life.

Ngorongoro Crater. It's impossible to have a photo representing how breathtaking this place is. It's probably the most incredible landscape I've seen in my life.

Ngorongoro Crater. It's impossible to have a photo representing how breathtaking this place is. It's probably the most incredible landscape I've seen in my life.

Ngorongoro Crater. It's impossible to have a photo representing how breathtaking this place is. It's probably the most incredible landscape I've seen in my life.

Ngorongoro Crater. It's impossible to have a photo representing how breathtaking this place is. It's probably the most incredible landscape I've seen in my life.

Group of Lions in Serengeti

Group of lions in Serengeti

A lion conforting another one

King of the Jungle

Giraffe

This photo may not be special but pay attention to the top right of the tree... Yep, that's a leopard we saw climbing the whole tree.

Sunrise in Serengeti

Ballons over Serengeti

Hippos. They look so cute and yet they're the animal that kills more people in Africa (After the moskito)

Group of Bufalos in Serengeti

Bufalo wandering in the Savanna

Vulture over the Savanna

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

This big lion got so close to our car (half a meter or less) it really scarred us. We never understood why they don't attack tourists in the cars. The car is open on the top so it's so easy for a lion.

Lioness and her small lion

Vultures on the tree

Sunrise in Serengeti

Sunrise in Serengeti

Sunrise in Serengeti

Group of Male Lions. They really are, the kings of the jungle.

Group of male lions, they really are the kings of the jungle.

Lions, on the rocks.

Incredible animal

Incredible animal

Lion restaurant

Vultures eating a Zebra

Wildbeest Migration

Wildbeest Migration

Wildbeest Migration

Wildbeest Migration

Me in the Kilimanjaro

Sunset in Zanzibar

Kid in Zanzibar. He looks like he is starving but he was really cool and funny

Kid in Zanzibar. He looks sad but he was very funny and cool.

Me with a kid in Zanzibar

Zanzibar after the sunset

zanzibar after sunset

Group of boats in a remote part of the island of Zanzibar

Group of students doing some routine in the morning.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

The beaches of Zanzibar (I was in Nungwi) are probably the best ones I've ever seen. Not only because of the white sand and tourquoise warm water but also because it's not so touristic, with very few resorts. The beaches are public and the tourists mix with the local people, fishermen, etc.

Incredible Sunset in Zanzibar

Incredible sunset in Zanzibar

Incredible Sunset in Zanzibar

Night falls over Zanzibar

Fruit and spice market in Stone Town

Kid in Stone town

Kid riding a bike in Stone Town

Muslim woman walking through an alley

Fruit market in Stone Town, Zanzibar

Having some fun

Again, Obama is King

Sauti Za Busara, Festival of African/World Music. Known to be the most friendly festival on Earth. This is a Band from Namibia. Pretty cool!

Sauti Za Busara, Festival of African/World Music. Known to be the most friendly festival on Earth. This is a Band from Namibia. Pretty cool!

Sauti Za Busara, Festival of African/World Music. Known to be the most friendly festival on Earth. This is a Band from Namibia. Pretty cool!

Sauti Za Busara, Festival of African/World Music. Known to be the most friendly festival on Earth.

Sauti Za Busara, Festival of African/World Music. Known to be the most friendly festival on Earth. This girl really danced good!

Nice House in Stone Town, Zanzibar

Strange episode, in which a pregnant, completely naked woman just comes out of the water into the street and a group of people immediatly starts running towards her and covers her with an american flag.

Man selling fruit in Stone Town

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Life in Stone Town. (These are a small collection of about 150 pictures I made like these)

Sunset in Stone Town

Sunset in Stone Town

Tazara Train, 48 hours trip between Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania and Kapiri Moshi in Zambia. In every stop, there would be people trying to sell stuff.

Tazara Train, 48 hours trip between Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania and Kapiri Moshi in Zambia.

Fish Head, Rice, Vegetables and Beans. Nhami!

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