Explore Dar es Salaam: A Fantastic Journey to the Swahili Cultural Capital.

1. Transportation • City transportation: You can take a dala dala (local public minibus), which is cheap but crowded. You can also take a taxi, but make sure to negotiate the price. • External transportation: You can fly from China to Julius Nyerere International Airport, which has international flights. 2. Attractions • National Museum: The museum houses a large collection of historical artifacts, providing an in-depth understanding of local history and culture. • Beaches: Enjoy the sun, sand, and water activities at beaches like Coco Beach. • Fish Market: Experience the bustling trade and taste fresh seafood. 3. Food • Ugali: This is a local staple made from cornmeal. It has a solid texture and can be paired with various sauces or side dishes. • Grilled Chicken: The grilled chicken is marinated in special spices, with a golden crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. • Seafood: Being close to the sea, various shrimp, fish, and crab dishes are delicious, such as curry shrimp, which is plump and full of curry flavor. 4. Shopping • Local Markets: You can find colorful fabrics and traditional handicrafts, which are great for souvenirs. 5. Accommodation • Coastal Hotels: These hotels offer great views but are more expensive. • City Hotels: These hotels offer good value for money and are convenient for travel.