Kihurio, adjacent to Ndungu, is also known for rice cultivation. Mamba Giti is where the S.D.A Church was founded in East Africa. Mbaga where there is also Ibwe la vana (Ibwe, meaning stone) or mkumba vana used to kill innocent children due to wrong beliefs. Gonja where there is a waterfall known as NDURUMO of about 400 m along the Hingilili river, Ibwe leteta, sacred forests, Gonja Lutheran hospital, Shengena forest, Bombo local market, and hiking routes (Gonja Maore – Vuje village – Shengena peak) to the highest point in the Pare Mountains. A rock with a shape similar to a human nose in Mshihwi, known as Ikamba la fua (Nose Rock). A rock in southern Usangi on the slopes of the hills toward the kwakoa village known as Ibwe lavyana i.e. the rock where innocent children were killed in this area. Mkomazi National Park – it was a Game Reserve before it was upgraded to a National Park in 2006. River Mshasha at Usangi where there is a hanging tree that produces fresh water throughout the year. Kindoroko Mountain with a natural rainforest (forest reserve) that is home to blue monkeys and many seasonal tropical birds. Southern region of the Pare Mountains to see the south Pare white-eye (Zosterops winifredae). Shume, or formerly known as New Hornow (German: Neu-Hornow), is a village where the Germans positioned a sawmill during the country's colonial period. This mill was linked by a cable railway with the Usambara line to permit export to Germany around 1910. Notable Pare & people of Pare descent Politics Cleopa Msuya: A former Prime Minister; Vice President; Minister of various portfolios including Finance; Industry; Finance, Economic Affairs and Planning; Industry and Trade. Asha-Rose Mtengeti Migiro: United Nations 3rd Deputy Secretary-General. Angellah Kairuki (Lawyer): A former Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (Investment). She also served as Minister of Mining; Minister in the President's Office for Public Service Management and Good Governance; Deputy Minister of Land, Housing and Human Settlement Development; and Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Justice and Constitution Affairs. Jumanne Maghembe: A former Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism. Sifuni Ernest Mchome (Prof): The current Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Constitutional and Legal Affairs. A former Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (2013 -2015). Halima Mdee: A member of the Tanzanian Parliament. Gray S. Mgonja: A former Permanent Secretary in the