Places of Interest
1. Usangi is a small, spread-out town 3 hours from Moshi, located in some kind of crater surrounded by a bunch of peaks that is the Northern Pare Mountains.
2. Ugweno is located in the North Pare Mountains about 80 km from the capital of Kilimanjaro, Moshi.
3. Suji, Kilimanjaro is located approximately 20 km from Makanya, a town on the main Dar es Salaam - Moshi road.
4. Shengena Natural Forest is part of Eastern Arch Mountain.In this forest there are some ponds whose water is milky in colour and some
have black in colour and the soil has some different colours from place to place some is goldish,some is pinky.5. Ndungu irrigation scheme, supplying rice to Kilimanjaro and Tanga region.
6. Kihurio, adjacent to Ndungu, is also notable for rice cultivation.
7. Mamba Giti is where the S.D.A Church was founded in East Africa.
8. There is a rock with a shape like a human nose in Mshihwi, known as Ikamba la fua (Nose Rock). 9. There is a rock in Southern Usangi on the slopes of the Hills as you go down to kwakoa village this rock is known as
"Ibwe lavyana"it is this rock where the innocent children were killed.Read more about this topic: Pare People
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