Description

The Ngalawa race in Zanzibar is an annual event that takes place on the beaches of the island. Ngalawas are traditional wooden sailing boats used by local fishermen in Zanzibar. The locals fishermen compete in sailing these traditional boats along a specified course.

The race is a popular event on the island and attracts a large number of spectators. Participants showcase their sailing skills, using wind and waves to maneuver the ngalawas through the water. It is a highly competitive race, with participants vying for the top positions and the title of the fastest ngalawa sailor.

The race not only promotes the traditional sailing culture of Zanzibar but also brings together the local community and tourists in a vibrant celebration. Spectators enjoy watching the colorful display of ngalawas sailing and cheer on the participants as they navigate the course.

In addition to the race, there are often other activities and entertainment held alongside the event, such as music, dancing, and food stalls. It is a lively and festive occasion that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Zanzibar.

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This print has a partly glossy, partly matte finish and it’ll add a touch of sophistication to any room.

• 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
• Slightly glossy
• Fingerprint resistant
• Paper sourced from Japan