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July 2017 - Discover Adventure

Wedged between the Himalayas and the tropical plains of India, Nepal is a land of intoxicating natural beauty and spirituality; this is a country with a wealth of experiences to offer! From hiking in the most iconic mountain region in the world, with rugged trails to Everest and the Annapurnas, to strolling through the medieval squares of Kathmandu or spotting tigers and Indian elephants in the southern National parks. Even after the events of the devastating earthquake in 2015, Nepal remains the cultural powerhouse of the Himalayan region. And rightly so! Many people have spent a life time exploring the mountains and the atmospheric towns, and still keep coming back for more. Seek out an adventure here, and it will most certainly not be your last.

 

From the dunes of the Sahara to the peaks of the high Atlas Mountains, Morocco is the doorway into Africa, and one of boundless diversity. With ancient cities, rugged coastlines, waterfalls, and the endless desert of the Sahara Morocco is a melting pot for adventure. It has woven itself into the fabric of Africa and the Middle East, yet there remains strong European undercurrents, essences of its colonial past. What results is a heady mix of the exotic and the familiar. Whether you’re wandering through the winding mazes of Fez, drinking tea in a cafe or sitting back setting foot across the open plains of the Sahara, it is sure to be an intense and rewarding experience. Morocco is a country of outstanding beauty, vibrant cultural traditions of hospitality, generosity and openness and is a must visit destination for anyone with a desire for the extraordinary.

An introduction to Tanzania

Tanzania is a land of wilderness and raw beauty: from dusty golden plains to the snowy peaks of Kilimanjaro and Meru and the exotic palm-fringed beaches of Zanzibar, this is truly a country that has it all! Arguably the best safari destination on the continent, Tanzania boasts 15 national parks and numerous game reserves, the Serengeti being the most revered. A nearby visit to the steep walls of Ngorongoro Crater will take you to the world’s most densely concentrated population of African mammals and of course, it is home to the world's highest freestanding mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro - aptly known as the roof of Africa. 

There are over 120 different ethnic groups recognised in the country, yet Tanzania has seen little of the ethnic or religious based conflict that has afflicted other nations. This is in fact an inherently peaceful land which embraces its multiculturalism. All the adventure you could want and in a welcoming package!

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