Kaole ruins, Bagamoyo, Tanzania

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Kaole ruins, Bagamoyo, #Tanzania.

Kaole is one of the early settlements in the east coast of Africa during 13th century. It grew because of the trade expansion and the interaction between foreign traders and local people. the monsoon winds facilitated sea travel between those two areas.

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