Tanzania 
Arusha Citywalk Guide: Adventure at the Foot of Mount Meru 
Getting Around Like a Local:
Skip the hassle—download InDrive, Arusha’s go-to ride-hailing app! Pro tip: Have cash ready (Tanzanian shillings preferred) to match the fare shown. No online payments here! And yes, drivers expect tips—skip it and brace for that awkward one-star rating. (Seriously though, who likes being asked for tips before the ride even starts?)
Masai Market: Where Bargaining is an Extreme Sport 
Warning: You WILL leave with souvenirs! This vibrant maze of four bustling streets overflows with handcrafted treasures and vivid paintings. Every stall competes with similar wares, so just dive in anywhere.
Insider Haggling Secrets:
That table of goodies? We slashed the price to 1/10 of the starting quote!
Learn from our Kenya mishap—we paid 4x more for ebony chess sets before discovering this market. Now I’m paying it forward to save you from souvenir scams!
Bargain Like a Boss:
Channel your inner negotiator! Chinese women rule these markets for a reason.
The winning strategy? Load up items, set your max price, and WALK AWAY. They’ll chase you down—every single time!
Fifi’s Cafe: A Hidden Gem 
Just 5 minutes from the market madness, this cozy spot serves:
• Rich Arabica coffee that’ll wake your soul
• Flaky Lake Victoria fish bursting with flavor
• A jaw-dropping T-bone steak
All for about 100 RMB—unbeatable!
Culture Heritage: More Than Just Shopping
Browse authentic Masai crafts then explore their mini-museum—a perfect culture break.
TWIGA Local Craft Beer: Cheers with Locals 
Caught a football match at this mall bar? Electric atmosphere! Even our driver was glued to the game—that’s how you know it’s the real deal.
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Arusha sounds amazing! I love the idea of a slow-paced city walk to soak in the scenery. Good to know about the local ride-hailing app too, always helpful to blend in like a local.