I like everything about this video, the quality, colour, the angles as well as the story behind it ... Kariakoo to Dar es salaam is like Burj Khalifa to Dubai 👌
Everything is cheap in Tanzania. And life cost is very low. You live comfartable with a little amount of money you have. Very amazing. Love u Tanzania.
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Hey Russel! Pretty cool vid! Where did you get your history? I’m very impressed! Fruits and veg are really cheap but noticed the garlic is very expensive!😂 thank you for sharing! Love the drone shots! I guess there aren’t any limitations with flying drones there? 👍🏼😊
Goods are cheap. You can even bargains to cut by quarter or ahalf of their actual valuation. That's Kariakoo, you cannot go home with your money, they says.
@@ArchitectRussell I like your attitude on responding to questions. It seems you do your homeworks better. Thank you visiting our country's business hub. The only reason I watched this video was to find out how did you manage to do it as the place is very busy as you saw it. Thank you once again for choosing to make our place known to many. Much appreciated
Abel Gustave oh it was a bit stressful Abel lol. I used a very small weird but highe quality 4K camera with a hidden microphone - tried to create less attention as possible. Had to be careful. Left my mobile phone at home because that cost more lol I also went back I think 2 more times to get few more better shots too so it wasn’t just one day. I’d love to do more vids in town but it’s difficult.
That my home area ... i live next to that market .... actually feeling blessed for been born there as all the basic requirements are available under same roofs .... example fresh vegetable, fruits, butchery, and the big police station is situated there ... so we feel secured all the time, and whole area as seen in drone is business area where we can buy imported shoes and clothes from, china, thailand, india and elsewhere ... and hundreds of health centres are available there. Pharmaceutical services, supermarkets, education centres, hotels, cellphone network providers, cosmatics, restuarents, car spare parts and tyres are avalaible there ... in short each line of street is specialised in selling certain goods or services .... thats why thousands of chines company or wholesallers are based there and making good money for more than 3 decades now 😊 .... all you need is to take care of your bag and cellphones, They dont rob using weapon but there are some blessed high qualified pocket pickers .... otherwise its best place to be visited ... we welcome all to our beautiful bongo land 👍✌
Wow!thank you for Video,my home town Dar es Salaam.vegetables are very cheaper.I remember those days,5000sh. I get a lot of vegetables which I can use for 2 weeks.I love my home land Tanzania 🇹🇿😊🙏🏿
Hello Russ and Angie wow it’s so expensive at Kariakoo 😳🙈here at Mtibwa Turiani Morogoro is cheaper. Yes it’s cheaper here tomato is 900 shillings 1kilo because a lot of farmers here planting vigies and fruits, nearby in where we are living. Happy watching ur vlog today where i saw Angie 😍😍😘😘❤️❤️ stay all well. Best regards to everyone ❤️🙏🏿 happy weekend guys. Done sharing to my children in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Am historian and archeologist born and live in Dar Es Salaam Tanzania. German never bought the kariakoo area as started in this video, the kariakoo started as the third zone due to segregational city planning by German colonial government. They took the whole waterfront area for themselves, the second zone was special for Indians and Arabs and mnazi mmoja area was to separate local people from these two zones. Just in summary.
Architect Russell after establishing the colonial rule first in Bagamoyo as their capital and then shifted to Dar Es salaam in 1891 the German colonial government paid compassions to Sultan Balgash of Zanzibar only because his brother Sultan Said Majdi (who renamed Mzizima to Dar Es Salaam) and died in 1870 had left stone buildings and coconut plantations but about local people were never paid to but their land was forceful taken away.
We were there in 2017, bought kangas, fresh cane juice, chipati, mandizi, and some amazing chicken. Wish I would have known about this building. It was very chaotic but fun.
It’s actually had a fire few years ago. Our company are refurbishing it the concrete looks really clean now. Also building a new market building next door.
Dar es Salam as its name say in ARABIC which means house of peace was established by Sultan Majid of Zanzibar. When Germans came it was flourish already. Put history right.
Hey Brother, just saw you on twitter and came here to give you my support. Great channel, cool filming and sweet editing... like it! Keep rocking, you got a new fan here!
Nice tour, and I never knew that the Kariakoo market tree structure had a functional purpose. Despite the seemingly low prices, get the feeling you're still being ripped off, lol
Me too! Always the case. It’s just a bit strange the water wasn’t collected like that clean the stree my or something. I think it just goes to the local sewer or something.
I don't think the Germans would buy things they engaged in a large land grab. Just took the place by force. They even had exhibits of African skulls in Berlin. They never brought cricket here . How could they?
That fools of lying to to Germany business bought 200 hector of land then to gave to locals. The Truth is Sultan is Zanzibar bought the land make to start the city of Dar es salaam. Where later he build white house. And other buildings. That happened before European comes to Africa. My friend before to make your video is better lean history first.
''bei mara mbili gengeni ya wa bongo na ya wageni/wazungu?'' if want to calculate the real local prices you divide everythin by 2...the prices you were given bcoz of ur complexion they think all mzungu's are rich they come to afrika with alot of money
I'm going to stop complimenting your editing and vlog style as we both know it's on point! It was nice of that guy to show you around the pipes. Should have told him you're famous on TH-cam! I love these style countries and markets. No idea why but it always makes me feel like I'm in India, which is like my second home!
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I like everything about this video, the quality, colour, the angles as well as the story behind it ... Kariakoo to Dar es salaam is like Burj Khalifa to Dubai 👌
Much appreciated James - That really means a lot 👍🏽
absolutely...🇹🇿
Everything is cheap in Tanzania. And life cost is very low. You live comfartable with a little amount of money you have. Very amazing. Love u Tanzania.
Recommended Videos in TANZANIA 🇹🇿 👍🏽
-> th-cam.com/play/PLlrIcUDXP58J7y4hj7GKLqz3FwisBD2Jv.html
🔥If your like this video, you’ll like China🇨🇳 series:
->th-cam.com/play/PLlrIcUDXP58KTsIRCTDAFIhyQSC3m5XUf.html
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This is Land of TANZANIA🇹🇿...I proud to be a Civil of TANZANIA welcome again
Great - did you learn anything about the history ? I hope u understood what I was saying 👍🏽
Hapa kazi tuu
Tanzania oye
That's awesome, thanks for touring us around the market
Yeah i feel like that
HOLY SH*T loveeee your editing. Very engaging video, had me hooked the way😍
Nice to get some feedback like that - thanks a lot, Mel 😄
I will visit dar esalam soon 😊
Ukitaka kunenepa sana bac uje Tanzania Dar es salaam.
Trueee
Waooo my home
I just learnt something today... the origin of the name Kariakoo
Whats the Origin bro..I'll tell you mine acording to indiginious people...
I miss Kariakoo much. Thanks for the good video😍😍
Happy u liked it. Are you planning to go back soon?
Well done, great job,,,,nicely captured
Hey Russel! Pretty cool vid! Where did you get your history? I’m very impressed! Fruits and veg are really cheap but noticed the garlic is very expensive!😂 thank you for sharing! Love the drone shots! I guess there aren’t any limitations with flying drones there? 👍🏼😊
Thanks Hobbit. Yes I think garlic imported - the local stuff is tiny. You can find any info online nowadays so it’s quite easy getting history.
@@ArchitectRussell it's a foreigners price.
emmanuel victuss yes. I find the local garlic very difficult to cut up and take skin off because it’s so small. But it tastes better I think.
as young ARCHITECT,,,, I appreciate a lot about Kariakoo Bazaar Market design,,,,,, ❤❤👌
Oh you have been there then?
I've subscribed your channel that's where I'm from not far from where I was raised
Did you hear about the fire at Kariakoo this weekend?
I like this channel I finally subscribe
Naipenda tanzania !! Sijawahi kwenda kariako kwa sababu im to young haha❤❤
Labda unaweza kujaribu siku moja
Kazi nzuri
+Elinami Lyatuu Asante sana. Asante kwa kutazama, Elinami
@@ArchitectRussell ,,wow, welcome in Zanzibar, ( Karibu Zanzibar )
Bigo Willy Thomas Kayanda Asante- hopefully I look forward to spend more time in Zanzibar in December 🤘🏽🤛🏽
Im glad you speaking kiswahili very well..Ujambo
Very good job bro👌👏
Allen Msuya thanks, Allen 🤛🏽🙂
Thank you!!!!
Karibu.
Hi sir russel you're a great vlogger.keep on going
Thanks for the push - u know it’s a lot of effort but enjoy it. 🤟🏼
Architect Russell And sincere heart about the people
Niceeeee
Loving it!!
Appreciate that, Ali 🙏
Safi sana Mzungu
We like yr video
I sbscbd also
Thanks Hunda very much. Which bit did you like the most?
Wow,dear Russell,you must be a great relater ,hahaha
Hah I think you are binge watching the vids now 🤗
Haha,yes.I am really enjoy watching this video to enrich my life.I'm lying on a bed.😌😌
*follows stranger down to basement*
Ha I know - it was a difficult video filming in such a busy place little line meeting strangers lol 😂
Tanzanians are very generous people.Probably you won’t find that anywhere in the world!
Karibu Tanzania
Asante
Goods are cheap. You can even bargains to cut by quarter or ahalf of their actual valuation. That's Kariakoo, you cannot go home with your money, they says.
Good,but read the true history of Dar es Salaam .what u said wasn't as per authentic sources
Where can u find good sources?
What a horrible history of Tanzania. May the ancestors and God Almighty put it back in the ownership of Tanzanians. 🙏🏾
Oh your right about that. There’s hardly any history about Tanzanians- it’s mostly other people 😱 I don’t even think the architect was Tanzanian.
You have only shown 0.00001% of the market
That’s for sure 😂 it’s a difficult place to film, but exciting.
@@ArchitectRussell I like your attitude on responding to questions. It seems you do your homeworks better. Thank you visiting our country's business hub. The only reason I watched this video was to find out how did you manage to do it as the place is very busy as you saw it. Thank you once again for choosing to make our place known to many. Much appreciated
Abel Gustave oh it was a bit stressful Abel lol. I used a very small weird but highe quality 4K camera with a hidden microphone - tried to create less attention as possible. Had to be careful. Left my mobile phone at home because that cost more lol I also went back I think 2 more times to get few more better shots too so it wasn’t just one day. I’d love to do more vids in town but it’s difficult.
Vitu vya Jero wanamuuzia elfu kumi ana cheza na karikoo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tango wanataka kumuuzia buku
🤣
Its cheaper inside the village!
It’s cheaper in the supermarket. Because it takes less time.
Everthing was expensive
It wasn’t that bad, You really think so?
"Kareeok market"😀😀😀😀😀😀
Yes!!!
Goods must be cheap in Tanzania. Been there 20 years ago n its even cheaper. Nice editing. Thnk u for sharing. Done
welcome again
Asante sana 👍🏽
You've probably paid 'Mzungu tax' as well 😊 Can be even cheaper for locals
Most definitely, I'm sure!! 👍
Definitely 😅
That my home area ... i live next to that market .... actually feeling blessed for been born there as all the basic requirements are available under same roofs .... example fresh vegetable, fruits, butchery, and the big police station is situated there ... so we feel secured all the time, and whole area as seen in drone is business area where we can buy imported shoes and clothes from, china, thailand, india and elsewhere ... and hundreds of health centres are available there. Pharmaceutical services, supermarkets, education centres, hotels, cellphone network providers, cosmatics, restuarents, car spare parts and tyres are avalaible there ... in short each line of street is specialised in selling certain goods or services .... thats why thousands of chines company or wholesallers are based there and making good money for more than 3 decades now 😊 .... all you need is to take care of your bag and cellphones, They dont rob using weapon but there are some blessed high qualified pocket pickers .... otherwise its best place to be visited ... we welcome all to our beautiful bongo land 👍✌
Fantastic comment Rifaaz 👍🏽🙏 Yes it’s not so bad crime - it’s just petty crime really. I don’t think it’s much to worry about when you are in Lusaka.
Pocket pickers are blessed!! Hahahaaaa!
So you have to be careful once you there just take enough money for one day and leave the mobile at hotel
Rifaaz
Wow!thank you for Video,my home town Dar es Salaam.vegetables are very cheaper.I remember those days,5000sh. I get a lot of vegetables which I can use for 2 weeks.I love my home land Tanzania 🇹🇿😊🙏🏿
Your welcome, Hery glad u liked it your comment means a lot 🙂
Thats 250 kenya shilings,....$0.25.usd
Hello Russ and Angie wow it’s so expensive at Kariakoo 😳🙈here at Mtibwa Turiani Morogoro is cheaper. Yes it’s cheaper here tomato is 900 shillings 1kilo because a lot of farmers here planting vigies and fruits, nearby in where we are living. Happy watching ur vlog today where i saw Angie 😍😍😘😘❤️❤️ stay all well. Best regards to everyone ❤️🙏🏿 happy weekend guys. Done sharing to my children in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Oh gosh it must be cheaper over there you can eat like a queen 👸 maybe the vegetables at Kariakoo come from Morogoro.
Architect Russell actually they do. Mostly imports from the regions
Am historian and archeologist born and live in Dar Es Salaam Tanzania. German never bought the kariakoo area as started in this video, the kariakoo started as the third zone due to segregational city planning by German colonial government. They took the whole waterfront area for themselves, the second zone was special for Indians and Arabs and mnazi mmoja area was to separate local people from these two zones. Just in summary.
Well if there was German government they must have bought it no?
Architect Russell after establishing the colonial rule first in Bagamoyo as their capital and then shifted to Dar Es salaam in 1891 the German colonial government paid compassions to Sultan Balgash of Zanzibar only because his brother Sultan Said Majdi (who renamed Mzizima to Dar Es Salaam) and died in 1870 had left stone buildings and coconut plantations but about local people were never paid to but their land was forceful taken away.
@@magolitv8863 Thanks for giving the true history
I'm Tanzanian & i didn't even know this, thanks
Please do explain more
Karibu Tanzania broh💙💙💙
Hey Brother! Those are some low prices. I love the rainwater collection feature. Good times. Sending you good vibes. Namaste
Tanzania has gone so far nowadays even the vendors can communicate in English......
We were there in 2017, bought kangas, fresh cane juice, chipati, mandizi, and some amazing chicken. Wish I would have known about this building. It was very chaotic but fun.
It’s actually had a fire few years ago. Our company are refurbishing it the concrete looks really clean now. Also building a new market building next door.
Dar es Salam as its name say in ARABIC which means house of peace was established by Sultan Majid of Zanzibar.
When Germans came it was flourish already. Put history right.
Ha I don’t think anyone would window shop for a transformer !
Hey Brother, just saw you on twitter and came here to give you my support. Great channel, cool filming and sweet editing... like it! Keep rocking, you got a new fan here!
Cheers man thanks for connecting 👍🏽🤟🏼
Nice tour, and I never knew that the Kariakoo market tree structure had a functional purpose. Despite the seemingly low prices, get the feeling you're still being ripped off, lol
Me too! Always the case. It’s just a bit strange the water wasn’t collected like that clean the stree my or something. I think it just goes to the local sewer or something.
I don't think the Germans would buy things they engaged in a large land grab.
Just took the place by force.
They even had exhibits of African skulls in Berlin.
They never brought cricket here . How could they?
This is why i like buying veggies in the public market than grocery ,
I still prefer supermarket - I’d rather pay more for convenience any day lol 😂
They ripped you off. 10k for garlic. 😆. Love your channel. Tanzanian here.
Thanks oh that’s imported garlic which is bigger and costs more is that still too much?
@@ArchitectRussell yes too much
@@ArchitectRussell who told that Rubbish be respectfully we got garlics size of a tennis ball that normal ..import??idiots 🇹🇿💯💯.
Kebo maybe the “imported”garlic is local 😂
Was there last year will go early next year i really enjoyed it.
That’s great Suma, it’s a very interesting place
Architect Russell yeah
What an interesting architectural concept! Passed by there everyday while I was still in Tanzania, never knowing its functionality.
That’s great- glad you got something out of the vid that means a lot thanks for letting me know 🙏
Been studying architecture and therefore always find your posts very interesting :)
That fools of lying to to Germany business bought 200 hector of land then to gave to locals. The Truth is Sultan is Zanzibar bought the land make to start the city of Dar es salaam. Where later he build white house. And other buildings. That happened before European comes to Africa. My friend before to make your video is better lean history first.
Ok Dad
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''bei mara mbili gengeni ya wa bongo na ya wageni/wazungu?'' if want to calculate the real local prices you divide everythin by 2...the prices you were given bcoz of ur complexion they think all mzungu's are rich they come to afrika with alot of money
It’s still cheap cheap it’s ok 😉😂
@@ArchitectRussell its ok if it is fine with you...for us the locals we are used to prices lower than those ones
Actually, some of the prices are actually writing next to the items.
@@ArchitectRussell you mean price tags? Its Alright..anyway cool vlog keep the good work
Yeah there were some prices written around. Thanks a lot, Country 001 👊🏽
Mad editing skills.
you paid a little mzungu tax which isn't too bad lol
Yeah I don’t mind 🤣
It's cheap if you are a foreigner, but if you live and work there it's expensive, if you are an expat then it's cheap too.
People even say I got overcharged
Yes sir you didn't bargain, next time say "Mimi ni zungu maskini, pungua bai" then they will give you for less.
Ha thanks for the tip!
OMG they ripped you off soo bad.i am disappointed about my home country 😣😪
Haha I don’t think it was that bad really ?
You think so.you got ripped sorry😂😂
Sikuna kariokoo market kenya
hakuna wewe
duuuh kariakoo ni moja tu only in tanzania
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm going to stop complimenting your editing and vlog style as we both know it's on point! It was nice of that guy to show you around the pipes. Should have told him you're famous on TH-cam! I love these style countries and markets. No idea why but it always makes me feel like I'm in India, which is like my second home!
There’s a lot of Indians here actually. I’d love to see some vids from you on a trip somewhere like India - u should plan & film a trip!
@@ArchitectRussell I'll definitely do that but don't think we're going this year as we go way too often. Definitely will do a vlog around.
It's not a guy who buy the land Tanzania citizens lived there before even German was born as a nation so u lied to your nonsense
Ok mum