I’ve been in Arusha 10 months and I suddenly have so many regrets. I had heard of Shanga, but never understood how truly awesome it would be. I basically never buy things and the people and atmosphere and the goods and prices made it so I could not say no. In the future I will be sure to bring friends and family

Very educative place to be. After going through the workshop you get to appreciate the little you have considering the staff are differently abled.Our guide was the best

A very nice place where you can learn about art and crafts, also get a chance to see how different and beautiful things are made. And also buys souvenirs.

Was amazed....how our brothers and sisters with disabilities have much to offer given an opportunity.....at shanga they employ people with disabilities in creative workshop and recycling.....

Very humbling place to see the the interesting recycled glass arts and crafts made by the local disabled workers. You dont want to miss this place. Theres a nice coffee shop next door also worth a visit.

I felt the really inclusion and culture of Tanzania its an amazing place

Its a great shop that support people living with disabilities.

A variety of activities from fascinating glass blowing to textile making on a loom are the highlights. That its from recycled materials to employ disabled people makes it inspiring. Theres a coffee tour, gift shops, a coffee shop with free wifi and a good restaurant at the location. Spend an afternoon here if you can.

Great place , alot to see and also very calm and welcoming

An absolutely amazing and very inspiring place. Had a really nice tour round the shop and got to see all the people who work here making many beautiful products. A lovely gift shop as well with well priced products. Well worth a stop when in Arusha.

My daughter just got back from Tanzania and brought back beautifully handmade glasses and vases. Great program helping disabled people lead a productive life!

Shanga is a wonderful project, you can visit the production for free, a local guide will walk you around and explain about this project. Coffee at the bar is really tasty. You can buy very nice souvenirs for your friends and loved.

Our Arusha day trip included a stop here. I loved interacting with all of the smiling faces. It was fun to converse using my limited sign language skills. Prices were reasonable and the world would be a better place if all persons lived by their motto. So glad we stopped, put this on your list.

A great place to see how they recycle empty bottles to make useful things like glasses, flower vase and ornaments. All job are done by handicapped people.

This is innovative centre like small factory which uses recycled bottles to make attractive gifts. Disabled people make amazing products here, as career.

I love the work shop it has inspire me in so many way keep it up just want to tell you this is amaizing work

Tour takes a maximum of 20 mins. Very positive and productive atmosphere. Gifts are genuinely wearable and/or unique (from someone who doesn’t usually buy souvenirs).I suggest spending a memorable afternoon at Elewana: lunch, coffee tour and Shanga.

I love that they are doing recycling of glass, and keeping the environment clean one glass at a time. If you have time pass by here and trust me your day would feel even better.

Good place to visit disabled project that helps the disabled , good hand work and arts . super place to visit . It is a free tour no entrance fee. Good work keep it Up.

Shanga is absolutely amazing- love the glassware and their blankets

Must visit place!!!

Beautiful Tanzanite ornaments for sale

Be sure to stop by for a tour of the workshop when youre in Arusha. Beautiful products! This is a must-do when we host visitors.

This place is cool. What is interesting is that the physically challenged people do all the art here. Beautiful!

One of the best Touristic Social Enterprise in Arusha, with topnotch support to disfranchised people

Amazing place, great workshop, they made great things

Factory and shop. Good because this initiative give work do handicapped people, but bad because prices are really done for rich tourists.

Beautiful place with beautiful people. Entry is free so this is a must see.

Beautiful shopping place

They make some really nice things from recycled materials. Worth supporting.

Its a beautiful place to visit any time

Wonderful

Nice products, service very slow....all charged in US$

Nice place

Wonderful cause and beautifully hand made items!!!!

Its a nice place

They are making nice products!

So cool

Its nice

Great to see people helping people

Surprising end to our holiday

Very good

Wow wow amazing place

Best

This is were creativity is to be found!

Awesome

Wonderful place.Excellent

Nice place to visit

Nice

No words can describe

Talent and ambition

Very expensive

A bit pricy

A place to visit

A very good experience within this association. An association that employs people with disabilities. Work fabric, glass, aluminum and they sell them at the end.

Workshop for people with disabilities who mainly make glass art

What a great initiative and what they make special products. Everything because of people just a physical disability.

Nice initiative that gives jobs to disabled children. Very interesting products and also cheap by our standards. I recommend the flowers made by recycling the glass of the bottles

It is a working environment created for the disabled, engaged in the creation of jewels and objects with recycled materials.Exciting experience!

Nice recycling souvenirsThis company employs people with disabilities

There is an artist who does some great paintings

Shang art Shop