Hi everybody,
My name is Ella Harari and I’m the Wandering Goddess!
We were all a Tribe once
Travel around East Africa with me, the cradle of humanity,
through fascinating tribes, ancient customs, and never ending inspiration of
our original way of living- as we were all a tribe once.
MY BLOG
Get inspired by Mama Africa
Tribal life, rites of passage, community values, traditional crafts and much more…
We come from Fire
We were sitting around the fire one evening, when my young Maasai friend ask me: Dada (=sister), do you know what is the meaning of fire for us the Maasai? Welcome inside to find out…
The Great Rift Valley, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, and a Little Girl’s Dream
How is The Great Rift Valley- really- The Great Birth? What dream, and who’s Lucy? This is my story, our story, that will always take us to East Africa, the cradle of humanity.
Celebrating Indigenous women
Today is Indigenous Women’s day 2024. I take this opportunity to celebrate and show my gratitude to all the tribeswomen who teach me and inspire me since my first time being back with mama Africa in 1993!
How come I’m a grandmother?
A funny story I wanted to share with you. And a precious moment that holds in it the beauty and depth of African tribal cultures.
About a needle and a box
What does a needle have to do with an umbrella? Well it’s the box that comes between us and the answer to this question. I mean a mental box. And the thing is, it turns out it’s a Western-kind-of-thinking box. All will make sense I promise, just click and let’s begin the needle story…
Baraka’s art
Around East Africa, I’ve met many young people who make their living by creating for the souvenir industry, out of them, I occasionally meet artists. Baraka is just that, an artist in his soul.
MY TRAVEL TIPS
Check out my personal tips,
and may your own unique path be blessed with good people and inspiring experiences!
How does coming home feel like?
Sometimes it feels like a Christmas tree. At the airport in Ethiopia.
Reflections on my return to Mama Africa…
Black gold of Africa
Read about the people behind the amazing Arabica coffee grown in East Africa- the black gold of Africa. Here you’ll also find great coffee tours for your own visit to East Africa!
Kumbu kumbu
Kumbu kumbu means memories in Swahili. Whenever I get the chance, I make copies of my pictures and give them as gifts to the people I’ve met along the way.
Nothing could have prepared me for the joy and heart felt gratitude I received in return. It brought me to tears…
Tanzania Safari
Where to begin planning your unforgettable Tanzania Safari trip?
Here are my 9 tips to get you started, along with some gorgeous photos& videos from my own Serengeti safari trip.
Lake Victoria & Mwanza
Well it’s actually Lake Nyanza. And Mwanza’s nickname is Rock City. Find out why… And also all the reasons why you should go visit.
Life on the road
SOLO WOMAN TRAVELLER IN AFRICA: What’s it like for a solo woman traveler around East Africa?
Read this post if you’re considering it.