Living in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

Dar es Salaam’s architecture is a mixture of African, Arab, Indian and German, although much of this is now dwarfed by towering high-rises. Many travellers bypass ‘Dar’ completely; those that linger will encounter the city’s eclectic cultural mix and languid vibe. Rimming the central area is Kivukoni Front, with a bustling fish market where dhows dock at dawn to offload the night’s catch. Excellent craft markets and restaurants abound, and nearby sandy beaches and islands beckon.

Dar es salaam is the largest and former capital city of Tanzania, in Swahili coast (Indian Ocean). It is the leading financial center due to large and small business activities, music, fashion, media, hotels, fishing, harbor, airport and other economic activities. This high populated city have cool weather during mid year and most of time sunny with high temperature. The city has all services one need such as, international airport, shopping malls, markets, different embassy offices, beaches, good hospitals and are like.

Dar es salaam city is in the coastal region of Tanzania and is also the most populated city with a population of more than five million people. Dar es salaam is also the major important city in Tanzania as it offers more jobs opportunity by having many industries, major ports, airports, railways, and other privates companies around the city.

It is beautiful city with easy access to social services and low cost of living. Although having a hot climate which ranges on 32 degrees and serious traffic jams. It’s people have hospitality and there are plenty of recreational places. I recommend anybody to come live in my city.

the area is has hot weather, high traffic congestion also the majority are poor but the country is democratically free people can express their views and all human rights are followed here, freedom of worship speech, movement and ownership. The country is a third world country there is a lot of industrialization campaign going on.