Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves are famous for thier tigers and the history behind them. Visited by a large number of tourists they are much preferred destination for tiger safari and game veiwing in India.
BootsnAll.com interviews adventure writer Brandon Wilson about his new book and overland trip through Africa.
Tricia Povah takes an overland trip from Zimbabwe to South Africa.
Witt Sparks spends a few anxious days at the border of Gabon and Congo, trying to out-wait the locals.
After four visits to Tanzania, Harold Hedin still find his heart in East Africa.
Liz Mack takes a tour through Egypt and highly recommends the experience.
Going to Australia without seeing the outback would be like going to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower.
Tristan Cooper embarks on an overland adventure in Namibia.
While working in Iraq, Gary Pierce takes a break from the war and visits Tanzania with his young son.
Wassi-ur-Rehman discusses how to save the leopards of Pakistan.
BootsnAll member Joseph Tafuro climbs Erg Chebbi, Morocco’s largest sand dunes.
On an overland trip, Colleen Friesen learns the meaning behind the cliche ‘rely on the kindness of strangers’.
Chris Scott ventures off the beaten path – literally – and ends with the adventure of his life. Literally.
Looking for a breath of fresh air away from Bangkok? Theresa Yiju Lin knows just where to find it.
Overlanding in Australia can be dangerous – Kate Cypcar tells you where to go and how to stay safe.
There is day after day of cloudless skies in Tarangire National Park. The fierce sun sucks the moisture from the landscape, baking the earth a dusty red, the withered grass as brittle as straw. The Tarangire river has shrivelled to a shadow of its wet season self. But it is chocked with wildlife. Thirsty nomads have wandered hundreds of parched [...]
Cradled in the glory of its surroundings below the sheer majesty of the Rift valley wall, Lake Manyara lies serene, spreading in a heat haze backed by a thin green band of forest and the sheer 600 metre red and brown cliffs of the escarpment. A wedge of surprisingly varied vegetation sustains a wealth of wildlife, nourished by chattering strums [...]
The vast majority of Tanzania’s elephant herd live in one remote stretch of safari wilderness – the Selous Game Reserve. Stigler’s Gorge is one of the park’s most striking features. This gaping chasm channels the frothing confluence of the Great Ruaha and Rufiji Rivers. After this bottle neck, the Rufiji swells through the park down to the Indian Ocean forming [...]
Swirls of opaque mist hide from the advancing dawn at Mikumi National Park. The first shaft of sun colours the fluffy grass heads rippling across the plain in a russet halo. Confident is the camouflage of their stripes at this predatory hour, zebras pose for our pleasure, like ballerinas on stage, heads aligned, stripes merging, flowing motion. Forming the northern [...]
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area which lies between the Serengeti and the Lake Manyara National Parks boasts the largest unbroken, inactive, and unflooded caldera in the world. Perhaps having once been about the same size as Mount Kilimanjaro, when the volcanic activity subsided, it collapsed inward resulting in a crater 18 kilometers (11 miles) across. Surrounded by very steep walls 610 [...]
A million wildebeest, each driven by the same ancient rhythm, fulfilling their instinctive role in the inescapable cycle of life: a frenzied 3 week bout of territorial conquests and mating; survival of the fittest as 40 kilometer long columns plunge through crocodile infested waters on the annual exodus north, replenishing the species in a brief population explosion that produces more [...]
