We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.
From ancient times when men travelled on foot to the use of camels, and then to the use of ships, cars and air, man has always had an innate desire to explore. This is further fuelled by his dreams, desire for serenity and stories of “lands far away”.
It is one of the very few experiences that open up a man to the world of different cultures and simultaneous experiences of warmth, freedom and chills.
Nothing else gives you the opportunity to trek with the gorillas in Rwanda, taste the best wines in Paris, keep in touch with the origin of Ethiopia, get engaged on the mountains in Kenya, visit the pink lake in Senegal, experience the Panjin red beach in China, see Thor’s lake in Oregon, find ancient man-made tools in…
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