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Daily Women Travel Tips
Nepal’s wildlife is seldom discussed. With attention focused on lofty peaks and historic cities, the diverse selection of animals are often overlooked.
However, the country has much to offer when it comes to sightseeing and safaris. And no place is this more prevalent than at the Chitwan National Park.Continue
You’re standing, with wobbly knees, in a rickety canoe.
With less than nine feet (3m) of elevation in front of you, the horizon lies miles away.
A crocodile eyes you warily; an elephant lazily munches grass nearby.
You’re smack in the middle of the Okavango Delta – the largest flood site in Africa, with the highest concentration of wildlife on earth.
What makes an ideal camping trip? Could a single destination offer exotic wildlife, ancient history, and scenic landscapes? Could the combination of these key features possibly be located a short distance from where you’ve pitched your tent?
When looking to make the most of your African camping experience, seek out Matobo National Park.Continue
Step out into the sun and grab a warm cup of tea. Take a deep breath of fresh morning air and look out across the landscape.
What fearsome beasts will you see on this day? What adventures will you have?
Do yourself a favor and get out into the wild.
Make your way to South Luangwa National Park…Continue
A trip to the heart of Africa will likely contain both wildlife viewing and cultural experiences. Unfortunately as modern society develops and drifts into isolated locations, these voyages become more artificial. Tribal traditions become less about celebration and more about tourism.
Before these increasingly rare lifestyles disappear forever, make your way to Ethiopia’s Omo Valley.Continue
If you were to hear “tourism in Africa,” what would be your first thought?
Safaris?
Despite the idea being stereotypical and cliché, the wildlife in the Kalahari Desert is undeniable.
So what are you waiting for? Sign up for a safari in the Okavango Delta.
Located in Africa’s southern region, the Kalahari Desert covers a total area of just under 400,000 square miles (930,000km2). The expansive terrain of the sandy region crosses three nations, running through Botswana, South Africa, and Namibia.
As a testament to the perseverance of nature, wildlife continues to thrive in the harsh climate. Countless species can be witnessed frolicking in the wild as well as in game reserves. And where African animals exist, safaris aren’t far behind.
Speeding away from the road, there’s no need to concern yourself with obstacles. Trees, signs, and bodies of water are all absent the middle of the desert.
Continuing on, as you power up a dune, the truck’s engine is your primary concern. Going downward however, your priorities are bound to shift towards your safety.
As desert terrain is concerned, Qatar’s got in in spades. The Middle Eastern nation’s dry climate allows for little vegetation and even less water. However, far from lacking resources, the wealthy country’s riches are located a short distance below the surface.
Qatar’s oil deposits have made the country a luxurious destination. Hotels exceed five-star standards and malls are as much an experience as a convenience. And when it comes to recreational activities, you can rest assured that excess and extravagance will exceed beyond a casual camel ride in the desert.
Imagine visiting a wildlife sanctuary nestled in northern KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, a haven of luxury deep within the lush African bush. Phinda Private Game Reserve is such a place. Covering 23 000, Phinda is home to the Big Five and over four hundred bird species. Continue
In one of the world’s poorest countries, you would hardly expect to spend the night in luxurious accommodations. And when these facilities are available, there is a sense of guilt that comes with indulgence. Of all the money that is paid, very little will go to those who truly need it.
However, should you wish to base your trip from a safe and comfortable location, consider spending some time at the Shiwa Ng’andu Estate.Continue
