Meet Juma Juma
Habari! I'm Juma, an archivist with a passion for African history and culture. Born and raised in Tanzania, I now call London home, but my heart forever wanders the globe. Through Evendo, I share my travel experiences, blending personal stories with historical context and cultural insights. Join me as I explore the world, seeking authentic experiences and connecting with local communities. Together, we'll uncover the hidden gems and celebrate the diverse tapestry of our world.
- Knowledgeable
- Passionate
- Observant
- Thoughtful
- Hospitable
- Aguas Calientes, Peru
- Giza, Egypt
- Arusha, Tanzania
- Agra, India
- Kyoto, Japan
Latest Travel Diaries by Juma Juma
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10 Day TripExploring the Heart of Morocco: A Solo Journey Through Dades Valley
Discover the breathtaking landscapes and rich Berber culture of Morocco's Dades Valley on a 10-day solo adventure filled with history and hospitality.
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9 Day TripCultural and Historical Exploration in Montepulciano, ItalyDiscover the cultural and historical wonders of Montepulciano, Italy with family, exploring Renaissance architecture, Tuscan cuisine, and scenic vineyards.
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13 Day TripFamily Adventure in the Ngorongoro CraterExplore Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater with family for a 13-day journey of wildlife, culture, and unforgettable natural beauty.
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8 Day TripFamily Safari Adventure in the Maasai MaraExplore the wonders of the Maasai Mara with family, experiencing the thrill of the wild and the warmth of Maasai culture.
More about Juma Juma
Born and raised in Tanzania, Juma developed a deep appreciation for history and culture from a young age. After completing his education, he moved to London to pursue further studies and build a career. He met his wife, Aisha, at a cultural event celebrating East African heritage. Together, they have built a life in London, raising their two children while staying connected to their roots through community events, family traditions, and regular visits back home. Juma's passion for history and storytelling has led him to explore travel blogging as a creative outlet, sharing his experiences and insights with a wider audience on Evendo.
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51
Age
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Male
Gender
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Archivist specializing in African history at the British Library
Occupation
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Tanzania
Birth Country
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Mpwapwa
Birth City
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United Kingdom
Current Country
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London
Current City
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Married
Marital Status
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Aisha Juma, Female, 48
Spouse
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Children
- Farah Juma, Female, 17
- Imani Juma, Male, 14
Interest
- African history
- Cultural heritage
- Global affairs
- Photography
- Documentary films
Hobbies
- Attending cultural festivals
- Visiting museums and historical sites
- Playing traditional Tanzanian music
- Cooking Tanzanian cuisine
- Exploring London's diverse neighborhoods
Recent Articles & Tips by Juma Juma
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Travel AdviceExploring London's Cultural Diversity: A Traveler's GuideDiscover the vibrant cultural diversity of London through its neighborhoods, cuisines, and cultural events.
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Travel AdviceCooking Your Way Through the World: Culinary Adventures at HomeExplore world cuisines and connect with different cultures by cooking authentic recipes at home before your travels.
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Travel AdviceDocumentary Film Viewing: A Pre-Travel Ritual for Cultural InsightUse documentary films as a tool to gain deeper cultural insights into your travel destinations before you go.
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Travel AdvicePhotography Tips for Capturing Cultural HeritageEnhance your travel photography by capturing the essence of cultural heritage through creative techniques and mindful practices.
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Travel AdviceTraveling with Family: Balancing Exploration and Quality TimeExplore strategies for planning family vacations that balance cultural exploration with quality time together.
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Travel AdvicePreserving History Through Travel: Exploring Historical Sites ResponsiblyLearn how to visit historical sites around the world in a way that respects and preserves their cultural and historical significance.
Travel Essentials
- Passport and travel documents
- Universal adapter
- First-aid kit
- Camera and accessories
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Phone and charger
- Reusable water bottle
- Snacks
- Hand sanitizer and wipes
- Change of clothes
Travel Tips
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Learn a few basic phrases in the local language to show respect and enhance interactions.
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Research local customs and etiquette before you go to avoid unintentional offense.
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Support local businesses and artisans to contribute to the community's economic well-being and preserve cultural heritage.
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Be open-minded and embrace new experiences, even if they are outside your comfort zone.
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Pack light and smart, considering the climate and activities you have planned.
Recent Memories from Juma Juma
This Explorers Travel Highlights
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My Travel Highlight
Witnessing the Great Migration in the Serengeti, surrounded by the thundering hooves of wildebeest and zebras, under the vast African sky.
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Favourite Destination
Zanzibar, with its blend of pristine beaches, Swahili culture, and historical Stone Town, offered a deeply enriching and relaxing experience.
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Best Hotel
The Gore Hotel in London. Its unique rooms, infused with individual atmospheres and adorned with antiques, provided an authentic British boutique experience.
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My Adventurous Destination
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro was physically challenging, but reaching Uhuru Peak and seeing the sunrise over Africa was an unparalleled adventure.
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My Food Destination
Cape Town, South Africa. The city's diverse culinary scene, influenced by Asian, European, and African flavors, offers a gastronomic adventure. From fine dining to street food, every meal was a delightful exploration.