What happens when a deep love for Tanzania becomes more than a passion? For us, it became Butiama & Beyond, a way to help travelers discover the beauty, culture, history, and unforgettable experiences that make Tanzania so special.
Wondering what to eat in Tanzania? From smoky nyama choma and comforting ugali to fragrant pilau, flavorful biryani, crispy sambusa, and soft chapati, discover seven Tanzanian foods worth adding to your travel itinerary.
If you hear someone say “Shikamoo” while visiting Tanzania, you are hearing more than a simple greeting. This traditional Swahili word is a meaningful way of showing respect to elders and reflects the importance of respect in Tanzanian culture.
Choosing where to stay in the Serengeti is about more than finding a beautiful room. From safari lodges to tented camps, discover what to consider when choosing accommodations that become part of your Tanzania safari experience.
Seeing elephants in photos is one thing. Seeing them roaming freely in Tanzania is an experience you’ll never forget. Discover some of the best places to see elephants in Tanzania and what makes encountering them in the wild so special. 🐘🇹🇿
Sometimes the best travel tip is the simplest one: book the ticket. From unforgettable safaris and cultural experiences to Zanzibar beaches, discover why happiness might just be a trip to Tanzania away. 🇹🇿✈️
Planning a trip to Tanzania? The best time to visit depends on what you want to experience, from incredible wildlife safaris and the Great Migration to Zanzibar beaches and Tanzania’s beautiful green season.
If you visit Tanzania, there’s one Swahili word you’re almost guaranteed to hear: pole. It’s often translated as “sorry,” but its meaning goes much deeper. Discover what pole means, when Tanzanians use it, and what this simple word can teach travelers about Tanzanian culture.
Planning a Zanzibar getaway? Discover why your choice of accommodation, from a beachfront resort to a private villa, can become one of the most memorable parts of your island experience.
Every zebra has a unique stripe pattern, no two are exactly alike. This Wildlife Tuesday, we’re taking a lesson from the wild about embracing what makes each of us different.
