Where is Tanzania in Africa?

United States of Tanzania

Tanzania is a country in eastern Africa, south of the equator. This country was formed by the merger of two countries: Tanganyika and Zanzibar. In modern Tanzania, Tanganyika is also called the mainland part of the country, and Zanzibar is called the island part of the country.

Although Tanzania is composed of two countries, it is not a federal country. Zanzibar is equivalent to a "sub-state" and manages 5 of the 31 provinces in the country. Tanzania has 31 provinces and 133 counties. Tanganyika, which represents the mainland part, has 26 provinces, and Zanzibar, which occupies two eastern islands, has 5 provinces.

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Tourist Attractions

1. Dar es Salaam means peace in Swahili. port. The former capital of Tanzania, the plan to move the capital to Dodoma is in progress. Currently, foreign embassies in Tanzania are still in Dar es Salaam, the largest city and port, the national economic and cultural center, and an important port in East Africa. Dar es Salaam The capital of Mu District, the city is green all year round and has a beautiful environment. It is dotted with well-preserved Western-style and Arabic-style ancient buildings. It is a city along the Maritime Silk Road.

2. Mount Kilimanjaro. With an altitude of 5891 meters, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest point in Africa. This ancient volcano with its snow-capped summit is one of the biggest attractions for tourists.

3. Zanzibar Islands. The Zanzibar Islands are located on the coast of Tanzania and consist of three main islands: Pemba Island, Mafia Island and Unguja Island. This place has spectacular scenery and interesting scenery. Incredible beach coast with turquoise and crystal water.