Tag: Africa
There shouldn’t be any question about if you will visit Marrakech. The only question should be where you will sleep in Marrakech when you do visit. Marrakech is the …
Ah, Morocco. The land of Indiana Jones, Lawrence of Arabia and the Dothraki. For years, I dreamed of visiting the spice markets of Fez, but I didn’t know much …
Mzoli’s restaurant has gotten a lot of press recently. This is just a taste of what the food critics have been writing about it: Everyone, at least once in …
When you walk up to The Book Lounge at 71 Roeland Street in the Eastern Precinct of Cape Town, you won’t see a flashy sign. You won’t see a welcoming entrance …
Welcome to the Carnival of Cities blog carnival, where we tour the world in a single post, via submissions from a variety of different blogs, all about any aspect of …
Welcome to the Carnival of Cities blog carnival, where we tour the world in a single post, via submissions from a variety of different blogs, all about any aspect of …
Story by Shelley Seale, photos by Keith Hajovsky The baobab tree was towering, its circumference so large that it would take ten men with outstretched arms to encircle it. …
At Perceptive Travel blog, the beginning each new month means only one thing – a new edition of Perceptive Travel webzine filled with fascinating travel stories from travel writers …
For the most part, there is nothing really adventurous about wine travel. You pick a wine region, choose a few wineries, and then spend the days and nights sampling …
In this issue: Bossa Nova beats from Brazil, more subversive beats from Da Cruz, and central African music from the real bush shows up in a movie soundtrack. Putumayo …
By Graham Reid From Perceptive Travel Webzine, January 2012 Afro-Beat Soul Sisters The Lijadu Sisters We say: Give the drummer — and bassist and guitarist — some. …
Story and photos by Jessica Lee While traversing the countryside of Kenya by bus, a traveler gets a lesson in the country’s peculiar acronym-laden buffet of Christianity. Haman …
