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🌏 Become Friends with Setegi: https://bit.ly/WorldTravel_EBS The journey to discover a new side of Africa begins in Moshi, the gateway city to Kilimanjaro. Do the merchants at the ‘Mitumba Market,’ which sells second-hand goods from around the world, have Korean currency? One thousand won, ten thousand won... Korean money is merely a souvenir here. The coffee enjoyed at a small café on a corner of the market makes the memories of Moshi linger in your mind for a long time, much like the fragrant aroma of the coffee. A one-and-a-half-hour drive from Moshi reveals endless wilderness. A desolate grassland that feels as if you have crash-landed on a strange planet. However, isn't the reason this grassland is beautiful precisely because of the oases in the wilderness? Nestled like a secret pond, the ‘Chemka Hot Springs’ are as beautiful as the depths of the South Pacific. And the true reason travelers seek out Chemka Hot Springs! It is because of the ‘Doctor Fish’ that live there. These cute fish, also known as Doctor Fish for eating dead skin cells, relieve the fatigue of weary travelers. On the streets of Tanzania, you can see young people wearing traditional Maasai attire while holding the latest smartphones. Maasai people tapping to the beat while listening to music with earphones on—these scenes make one wonder if our perspective on Africa is quite outdated. However, their generosity remains unchanged, and they readily invite travelers into their homes. An evening spent with a Maasai couple holding hands tightly makes one realize that happiness blossoms anywhere in the world. ※ This video is an excerpt from *World Theme Travel - Strange and Beautiful Africa Part 1: People of Kilimanjaro*, which aired on May 13, 2019.