africa

All the best wildlife, bazaars, and adventures Africa has to offer from Cairo to Cape Town.

AFRICAN PLACES TO VISIT THAT ARE SAFE: OUR TRAVEL ADVICE
Africa Safari is a huge continent and there are lots of amazing places to Visit. Africa is an enormous continent, and it offers countless destinations worth exploring. In a trip through Africa safari, you can meet the Masai Mara people in Kenya, look out onto the plains of the Serengeti or relax on a tropical island. Africa is diverse and beautiful, and there is no end to what you can see, do and explore there. As you plan your next African journey, be sure to include at least one from this list of best places to visit in Africa as your schedule will allow.
By Jonathan Ryan4 years ago in Wander
Mosques, medinas, carpets, and other adventures
I watched the movie Casablanca a few hundred times, which meant Morocco was on my bucket list of countries to travel to. I was chuffed when I finally got there. It’s a country of contradictions, for instance, you can sit in a café with free Wi-Fi and then a donkey will walk past on the street.
By D-Donohoe4 years ago in Wander
A day in the life: Africa
Following the lockdown around the globe, a the most busiest cities silenced by the fear of illness or breach of law, I decided to travel back to the motherland as it had been a long time away. You see, I was originally from Africa and like many others migrated to my current country of residence for the better opportunities available. For a long time I had barely thought of what it was like back home. But the Covid crises gave me and many others I'm sure time to reflect. Based on that, I packed up and headed straight to the gateway to Africa, the Gold Coast, the leader of Independence, Ghana.
By Donald De-Souza4 years ago in Wander
We Never Regret Going For a Walk
Most days when we are finished painting we either go to fetch water or we go inside our cool cement house and hide from the world, working on our online projects until dinner time.
By Jillian Amatt - Artistic Voyages4 years ago in Wander
We Never Regret Going For a Walk
Most days when we are finished painting we either go to fetch water or we go inside our cool cement house and hide from the world, working on our online projects until dinner time.
By Jillian Amatt - Artistic Voyages4 years ago in Wander
Great Pyramid of Giza
Great Pyramid of Giza The pyramids have always fascinated me with their stories of great kings, they say they are tombs of kings and their families and even their generations, others say they are extraterrestrial devices and that they were not built by ordinary human beings. Let's go research....
By Georgenes Medeiros4 years ago in Wander
Nigeria
Since Her birth, neither its civilian nor military governments remarkable aptitude for managing the affairs of the citizens and it has been this rudderless leadership has been crux of Nigeria's hardship.
By Joseph June4 years ago in Wander
Preparing Yourself for a Wildlife Photography in Kenya
When I first thought about doing wildlife photography in Kenya, I was stuck for inspiration. I was in the middle of the city with no wildlife in sight, unless you counted the people milling all around me, and I wasn't due up for another long vacation in Kenya for at least a few months yet. So obviously, wildlife photography in Kenya, in the wild, was out, but someone very helpfully pointed me in the direction that I'm about to point you in now. More or less all the wildlife varieties that I could want in Kenya; you need to be where the action is.
By alex jones4 years ago in Wander
What's stopping progress in Africa!
I can’t speak for every country or community in Africa and obviously my perspective isn’t a general one, I’m going to give my point of view to what might be the biggest obstacles to progress. Africa is infamous for poverty and the lowest development in the world, we’ve been here for as long as everybody else and yet it seems we can’t match the pace of others, why is that? There aren’t many things that all countries in Africa share in common other than poverty, even the most developed countries in Africa still have a high level of poverty. How is that possible that so many countries on the same continent share the same fate? How come the level of poverty in Africa is persistently high even in a modern society where we are making rockets to go to the moon. Is it that we don’t have resources in Africa? or maybe we just don’t know how to make use of them? How come people are dying of hunger even in countries with the most food on planet earth.
By real Jema4 years ago in Wander
This Is Snow In Africa! Part 2
Africa is the hottest continent in the world. Dallol, the ghost town of Ethiopia, holds the record of average annual temperature for an inhabited location (recorded from 1960 to 1966 as 34.4 °C (93.9 °F))[1]. The hottest three countries in the world are Mali, Burkina Faso, and Senegal. In fact, the top 10 list of the hot countries on the planet contains six African nations[2].
By Ayoub Bouamri4 years ago in Wander
Honeymoon in Egypt
For an unforgettable Honeymoon in Egypt, you should know that there are many places that you can visit and enjoy like sightseeing in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, and many more to relax on the beach as well as to know the culture of the country.
By Magdy Fattouh4 years ago in Wander
Why Haven't You Climb The Highest Mountain of Africa Called Kilimanjaro?
Before we arrived in Moshi Town, we had booked our hike with a tour agency as it wasn't allowed to do a hike on your own without a tour guide.
By Elvie Lins4 years ago in Wander