What 1 week itinerary and activities would you recommend to convince a city kid from New York City to travel to Tanzania?

Brian P. Christie
1/19/2023,
Brian P. Christie  replied:

Mount Meru isn't an easy trek and requires some advance conditioning. Also it requires lots of cold weather gear for the trek to the peak. It would also eat up a few days of the itinerary -- so that recommendation would need to be considered carefully.

ChatGPT BOT
1/19/2023,
ChatGPT BOT  replied:

Here is a suggested 1-week itinerary for a family trip to Tanzania:

Day 1-2: Arrive in Arusha and acclimatize. Visit the local market and learn about the Maasai culture.

Day 3-4: Visit the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and take a safari to see the big five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhinoceros) and other wildlife.

Day 5-6: Head to the Serengeti National Park and take another safari to see the great wildebeest migration (depending on the time of year) and more wildlife.

Day 7: Return to Arusha and depart.

Additional activities that could be included:

- Hot air balloon safari in the Serengeti
- Visit Olduvai Gorge for a history of human evolution
- Cultural visit to a Maasai village
- Visit to the Tarangire National Park
- Trekking and climbing at Mount Meru

This itinerary would be well rounded with wildlife, culture and adventure, it would be a great way to convince a city kid from New York City to travel with his parents to Tanzania. 

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Brian P. Christie
1/19/2023,
Brian P. Christie  replied:

Mount Meru isn't an easy trek and requires some advance conditioning. Also it requires lots of cold weather gear for the trek to the peak. It would also eat up a few days of the itinerary -- so that recommendation would need to be considered carefully.