Travels
Africa
The land of the Seven Colors in Chamarel, in Mauritius islands
Among the wildest and most exuberant nature of Chamarel, on Mauritius, is the Land of Seven Colors. It is a rare phenomenon, large dunes of colors that leave everyone who contemplates them open-mouthed. This natural curiosity is found in a protected environment and the relatively small area has become a tourist attraction. We are going […]
Skyscrapers more ancient of the world in Shibam, Yemen
Shibam is the name of a beautiful location in Yemen, whose Antigua and Walls city were declared a World Heritage Site in 1982. It is a spectacular mini-isolated city in the desert, whose characteristic “mini-skyscrapers” of between 5 and 11 live about 7,000 homes. The lovingly nicknamed as “The Manhattan of the desert ‘. From […]
Dead Vlei, incredible cemetery ghost trees in Namibia
Dead Vlei, also known as “the frying pan of clay”, is located in the reserve of the Namib-Naukluft Park, in the Namib desert, considered the world’s longest desert, because it already existed during the tertiary Era, the period in which the dinosaurs became extinct. Namib, which translates as vast or huge, in nama language occupies […]
Giant Arcs of Ennedi in Chad, Africa
Perhaps you have never seen pictures of this place. It is one of the most inaccessible regions of the planet, is called Ennedi Plateau and is surrounded by sand. In such desolation Deep Canyons to only ancient caravans and expeditions dare open. The scenery is all a fantasy Arcos Giants and corners as Guelta of […]
The Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert is the largest hot desert in the world. Exceeds 9.065 million km2, which means it has almost the same size as China. It is located in northern Africa and has more than 2.5 million years. Its name derives from the Arabic translation Sahara means “desert”. The Sahara receives less than three inches […]
Serengeti National Park in Tanzania
The Serengeti National Park is located in East Africa, including the countries of Kenya and Tanzania. This large National Park is famous for the annual migration of wildebeest, which in many National Geographic documentaries you have probably seen on TV. In 1913, Stewart Edward White, an American hunter, wrote “we were walking miles and miles […]