Future Journeys
~ TUNISIA ~January 28 - February 5, 2024 - 9 days
This North African gem is brimming with ancient ruins, bustling markets, and stunning coastal vistas. You'll have the chance to explore iconic sites, like the Roman amphitheater of El Jem, the impressive ruins of Carthage, and the labyrinthine streets of the medina in Tunis. And please call us for pricing and more details!
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~ MONGOLIA ~
September 15 - September 27, 2024 - 13 days
The incredible Golden Eagle Festival, Gobi Desert and Hustai National Park Tour southern and western Mongolia, with stops at the Golden Eagle Festival, Gobi Desert, and Hustai National Park. This journey offers a unique opportunity to experience the diverse landscapes and fascinating culture of this beautiful country. |
Starting with the Golden Eagle Festival, you'll witness an awe-inspiring display of traditional Kazakh horsemanship and eagle hunting skills. This festival brings together skilled eagle hunters from different regions, showcasing their bond with these magnificent birds of prey. It's a rare chance to immerse yourself in the rich nomadic traditions and witness the impressive skills of the hunters.
Moving on to the Gobi Desert, be prepared to be amazed by its vastness and breathtaking beauty. The Gobi is known for its unique landscapes, ranging from towering sand dunes to rugged mountains and sprawling steppe. You'll have the opportunity to explore this diverse ecosystem, encountering rare wildlife, visiting ancient rock formations, and even experiencing the hospitality of local nomadic families.
Hustai National Park offers another incredible experience as you witness the efforts for the conservation of the endangered Przewalski's horse, also known as takhi, in their natural habitat. You'll have the chance to observe these magnificent creatures up close and learn about the conservation initiatives aiming to protect their population.
Throughout your journey, you'll be surrounded by stunning scenery, from the expansive steppe to the rolling sand dunes and majestic mountains. The nomadic lifestyle, with its traditions and customs, will provide a deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia.
Overall, this tour promises a captivating adventure filled with natural wonders, cultural experiences, and unique encounters. It's an opportunity to create lasting memories and gain a deeper understanding of Mongolia's fascinating history and way of life.
Moving on to the Gobi Desert, be prepared to be amazed by its vastness and breathtaking beauty. The Gobi is known for its unique landscapes, ranging from towering sand dunes to rugged mountains and sprawling steppe. You'll have the opportunity to explore this diverse ecosystem, encountering rare wildlife, visiting ancient rock formations, and even experiencing the hospitality of local nomadic families.
Hustai National Park offers another incredible experience as you witness the efforts for the conservation of the endangered Przewalski's horse, also known as takhi, in their natural habitat. You'll have the chance to observe these magnificent creatures up close and learn about the conservation initiatives aiming to protect their population.
Throughout your journey, you'll be surrounded by stunning scenery, from the expansive steppe to the rolling sand dunes and majestic mountains. The nomadic lifestyle, with its traditions and customs, will provide a deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia.
Overall, this tour promises a captivating adventure filled with natural wonders, cultural experiences, and unique encounters. It's an opportunity to create lasting memories and gain a deeper understanding of Mongolia's fascinating history and way of life.
And please call us for pricing and more details!
Past Journeys
~ EGYPT ~
November 29 - December 14, 2022 - 16 days
Known as the Land of the Pharaohs, Egypt has always been a fascinating and mysterious place.
It conjures up images of the Great Pyramids, temples and tombs in the Valley of the Kings,
but it also has a vibrant and ever-changing present.
Sailing up the Nile on a DahabeyaThe 19th-century novelist Amelia Edwards likened traveling by sailing boat or steamer to the difference between horse carriage and railway. She thought the former was slow and delightful, if expensive, while the latter was quick, cheap and without charm. The Golden Boats have come back beautifully appointed, with an antique feel, tasteful decor and double lateen sails. As they carry small numbers of passengers, this is the most luxurious way to see the monuments without crowds. A discovery of Egypt's past and present while sailing on a small, 7 cabin Dahabeya, visiting small villages along the way and overnighting in small coves where larger ships can't dock.
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