Runnin’ down memory lane – Dubai Creek Half Marathon
Back in the day, when we used to live in the Port Saeed Area in Deira, walking down to Dubai creek was my father’s favorite time of the day. My […]
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Boo-dapest, Hungary
I wanted to go with the flow. This break wasn’t about ticking the must-dos, compiling a list of art galleries, seeing an opera, or cooking up a food wish list. […]
Clouded in Wuhan China
In 2010, I traveled to China with my dad, one of his favorite places. It wasn’t our first time in China, but it was the first time I was just […]
Day 11- Zoomin’ out of Zambia
“I gotta pinch myself, this is all too perfect….” After breakfast, we followed the trail from our hotel to the Falls for one last glance, and were lost in a […]
Day 10 – Mosi ao Tunya (Victoria Falls)
From and To: Chobe Safari Lodge, Bostwana to Livingstone, Zambia Distance: 100kms Time: 2 hours Relieved to be sleeping in rather than waking up to venture out into the bush […]
Day 9 – Into Bostwana
From and To: Nunda River Lodge to Chobe Safari Lodge Distance: 450KMs Time: 6.5 hours includes half hour border crossing We bade farewell to the exhibition of purity and simplicity […]
Nune at Nunda – Day 8
I’d lie if I told you I slept like a baby the night before. Crazy thoughts continuously popped up and kept me awake, strangely enough malaria was not one of […]
Glamping at Nunda – Day 7
Glassy river and clear sunny skies, Angola o’clock! We cruised down the river and climbed out of the boat 45 minutes later and stepped on Angola soil. Our guide brought […]
Rundu – Day 6
We saw the usual suspects on our way out of Halali, towards Namatoni and checked out of Etosha National Park. The cats were out of sight, so we saw a […]
Etosha National Park – Day 5
We took it easy and spent the day on the vast Etosha plains. First, when we changed camps to Halali, 75KM away, which sits in between the Okaukeujo and Namatoni. […]
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