Polar bears on Svalbard are among the most iconic symbols of the Arctic. These powerful predators live in extreme conditions, roaming sea ice and coastal areas in search of their main prey – seals. They are perfectly adapted to the cold thanks to a thick layer of fat and dense fur that allows them to…
The Pygmies of Cameroon are among the oldest inhabitants of Central Africa and are deeply connected to the tropical rainforest, which they call home. They live mainly in small communities scattered across southern Cameroon, surviving through hunting, gathering, and traditional fishing. For them, the forest is not only a source of food but also a…
The Dowayo people live in northern Cameroon, mainly around the town of Poli and the foothills of the Alantika Mountains. They are one of the region’s indigenous ethnic groups, and their culture has preserved many traditional elements to this day. The Dowayo are primarily farmers – they grow millet, sorghum, and maize, raise goats and…
The Dupa people, also known as Njerep or Mfumte, are an indigenous group living in northern Cameroon, particularly in the region around the town of Poli and the Alantika Mountains. They inhabit remote mountain villages where they have preserved their traditional way of life, beliefs, and social structure. Their culture is deeply connected to nature…
The Mbororo people are an indigenous pastoralist group living mainly in the northern and central regions of Cameroon. They are a subgroup of the larger Fulani nation and are known for their nomadic lifestyle centered around herding zebu cattle. The Mbororo are easily recognized by their proud posture, distinctive body decorations, traditional tattoos, and colorful…
Amboseli National Park in Kenya is one of the most famous and picturesque parks in all of Africa. It lies in the south of the country, near the Tanzanian border, and is dominated by the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, which creates a breathtaking backdrop over the savannah. The park is best known for its large herds…
Naivasha National Park in Kenya is located in the Great Rift Valley and is best known for its beautiful freshwater lake, home to a large population of birds and hippos. Lake Naivasha is surrounded by lush acacia forests and open plains where giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and antelopes roam freely. Thanks to its mild climate and…
Lake Nakuru National Park lies in central Kenya, in the heart of the Great Rift Valley, and is one of the country’s most visited parks. Its centerpiece is Lake Nakuru, a shallow alkaline lake famous for the thousands of pink flamingos that cover its surface, creating a breathtakingly colorful spectacle. Alongside flamingos, the park hosts…
Samburu National Park is located in northern Kenya, in a dry and rugged landscape along the Ewaso Ng’iro River. This region is known for its unique ecosystem where semi-desert plains, bushy savannahs, and lush river oases meet – the river being the vital lifeline for both wildlife and local communities. Samburu is home to several…
Djanet is an oasis located in southeastern Algeria, in the heart of the Tassili n’Ajjer mountains near the borders with Libya and Niger. It is considered one of the most picturesque places in the Sahara Desert and is often called the “Pearl of the Sahara.” The landscape around Djanet is a mesmerizing mix of sand…