NYUNGU YAMAWE
The name Nyungu Yamawe is synonymous with the King of the Nyamwezi people, in the Northern part of Tanzania and South-Western Uganda. The word Nyamwezi comes from Unyamwezi, meaning a people who used to travel when the full moon was up in the Sky. Most African migration occurred during the full moon season either due to tribal wars, sheer conquest power or diseases and disasters.
The Park therefore derives its breath from this strong African Heritage and identity in promoting Urban and Culture tourism. The desire to bring to life this part of history and identity, from the dusty history books into a living thing, is what inspired the development of this Park.
The Park is conserved as a green space, with over 20 Acre nature conservancy dedicated to creating a sustainability based adventure lifetime learning experience.
What can you do at the Forest Park?FOREST PARK ACTIVITIES
Recreation Area
Public and private areas used for events, bird and Monkey watching, bike riding, yoga, team building, meetings or camping.
Camping/Picnic
Selectively planted trees, shrubs and flowers make Nyungu Yamawe an inspiring destination for nature lovers and eco tourists alike.
Forest Amphitheater
Open-air Nyunu Yamawe amphitheater is built amidst the tree and a manmade lake with a seating capacity of 1500 people.
Bar & Café
Our Bar & Café has a traditional ambience with an extensive assortment of cosmopolitan dishes ranging from exclusively local and International cuisine.
Forest Jungle
Nyungun Yamawe is covered with a dense man made forest with 3 routes within the forest that cover 3 kilometers.
Yoga Space
Nyungu Yamawe provides space, forest & manmade lake view and wallet-friendly yoga classes so you can break a sweat.
