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Dust in My Pack is a beautifully imagined and implemented piece of work.” |
Dust in My Pack
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A travel guide and short stories in one book.
Follow one traveller’s journey across seven continents to reveal some of the most fascinating places to explore on our planet. Sail to Antarctica and walk among penguins or camp beneath a foraging elephant in Malawi. Savour coffee in a Nicaraguan ecolodge, trek Africa’s third highest peak in Uganda or cycle to a rarely-visited temple in southern Laos. Dust in My Pack is a new kind of travel book. It brings far-flung places to life while providing practical guidance to help create your own personalized adventure. Destinations are grouped into themed chapters: boat trips, multi-day treks, day hikes, temples and forts, ancient cities, getaway adventures, serene scenes, animal encounters and unforgettable accommodations. |
For those inflicted with wanderlust, this book uncovers unforgettable destinations worth visiting. Ignite your adventurous soul in jungle-clad temples or among hundreds of chanting monks. Dive the Gulf of Oman’s balmy waters or discover a pristine ecolodge in Mozambique embedded in the community. Feed your curiosity.
Great for gap year travels, independent travellers looking for the "best of" destinations as well as armchair travellers keen to travel from the comfort of home.
Dust in My Pack makes a great gift for those who have seen it all!
Dust in My Pack makes a great gift for those who have seen it all!
Excerpts from the book:
Nicaragua's Volcán San Cristóbal
"Few places offer the opportunity to summit a country’s highest peak in one day. Volcán San Cristóbal offered such a rare opportunity. From its peak, the Pacific Ocean, sugar cane crops and peanut fields looked minuscule below. Not only can you reach its apex, but it is humbling to set foot atop one of the more active volcanoes in the region. The pain and the pleasure remain etched in my memory."
Rwanda's Mountain Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park
"In an instant, the male tipped over onto his shoulders and leapt with impressive speed. His right arm brushed the jacket sleeve of one of our group members. Everyone was stunned for a few seconds before we broke into a nervous chuckle as we absorbed how close we had come to this massive primate. He meant no harm, but his enormous power was indisputable."
Nicaragua's Volcán San Cristóbal
"Few places offer the opportunity to summit a country’s highest peak in one day. Volcán San Cristóbal offered such a rare opportunity. From its peak, the Pacific Ocean, sugar cane crops and peanut fields looked minuscule below. Not only can you reach its apex, but it is humbling to set foot atop one of the more active volcanoes in the region. The pain and the pleasure remain etched in my memory."
Rwanda's Mountain Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park
"In an instant, the male tipped over onto his shoulders and leapt with impressive speed. His right arm brushed the jacket sleeve of one of our group members. Everyone was stunned for a few seconds before we broke into a nervous chuckle as we absorbed how close we had come to this massive primate. He meant no harm, but his enormous power was indisputable."
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