Motorcycling in Vietnam: 6 Thrilling Road Trips to Add to Your Bucket List

Motorcycling in Vietnam: 6 Thrilling Road Trips to Add to Your Bucket List: We’ve all seen Vietnam’s compelling rice terraces, coffee plantations, water buffaloes, pagodas, scenic coastlines and beyond-stunning countryside scenery in countless war movies. Yet nothing can prepare you for the exotic beauty and unique cultural heritage the country actually exhibits. If you’re planning to travel in Vietnam by motorbike, then you should feel right at home – the majority of road users in the country are on two wheels. Furthermore, a motorcycle tour in Vietnam allows you to take in the scenery at your own pace, reach remote corners tourists rarely get to see, travel slow and mingle with the locals.

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh cities are excellent starting points for your two-wheeled journey. After you’ve taken your time to fully explore their street markets and temples, you should aim to hit the road and let the true adventure begin.

Just as the US has its Route 66, Vietnam has its symbolic roads too. Join me as we explore some of Vietnam’s best road trips that you should definitely add to your bucket list!..............

7 Days Kenya Wildlife Safari - Adventure 254

7 Days Kenya Wildlife Safari - Adventure 254: This is the ultimate wildlife safari. The safari takes you to some of Kenya’s most sought after parks and reserves that host great varietie of game covering Samburu National Reserve, the Aberdares National Park Lake Nakuru National Park and the Maasai Mara National Park home to the 8th Wonder of the World – The Great Wildebeest Migration. Besides that, Mara hosts great wildlife and home to the most amazing Maasai Culture. The Safari is available all year round and can b customized to meet your needs. Samburu – 2 Nights: Samburu Game Lodge Aberdares – 1 Night: The Ark Lodge Lake Nakuru – 1 Night: Flamingo Hill Tented Camp Maasai Mara – 2 Nights: Mara Sopa Lodge Activities: Game viewing, birding, photography

6 Days Amboseli & Maasai Mara Safari - Adventure 254

6 Days Amboseli & Maasai Mara Safari - Adventure 254: This Safari grants you an exclusive front seat to two of the best parks in Kenya namely; the Amboseli National Park and Maasai Mara National Reserve. Both parks sit on the southern border of Kenya and are home to lots of wild animals roaming free on plain savannah grasslands. Amboseli is famous for free roaming Elephant families and picturesque views of the snow capped and the tallest mountain in Africa, Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mt. Kilimanjaro is often referred as the rooftop of Africa. Maasai Mara, on the other hand, is home to the 8th Wonder of the World – The Annual Great Wildebeest Migration that takes place between the months of July and October. Millions of wildebeests and zebras embark on a treacherous journey from Serengeti plains in the neighboring Tanzania to Kenya in search of pasture. Serengeti is primarily their breeding ground but during this particular season, the pastures are usually in plenty across Mara River. The best place to witness this spectacle has to be the Mara Triangle where our guides position you in best spots to capture and experience the action fast hand as huge Nile crocodiles waylay and prey on the crossing wildebeests and zebras. Maasai Mara is also home to the amazing Maasai culture.

7 Days Meru National Park and Maasai Mara National Reserve Safari

7 Days Meru National Park and Maasai Mara National Reserve Safari: Explore the untold wonders of Central Kenya at Meru National Park. Meru is one of the best national parks of Kenya. It hosts abundant wildlife and offers some of the best sceneries you’ll ever come across in Kenya. At the park, you can catch breathtaking views of the snow-capped Mt.Kenya. The park is also the setting for ‘Born Free’ the book by Joy Adamson that was later successfully made into a film. It’s considered a camper’s paradise. Maasai Mara, on the other hand, is home to the 8th Wonder of the World – The Annual Great Wildebeest Migration that takes place between the months of July and October. Millions of wildebeests and zebras embark on a treacherous journey from Serengeti plains in the neighboring Tanzania to Kenya in search of pasture. Serengeti is primarily their breeding ground but during this particular season, the pastures are usually in plenty across Mara River. The best place to witness this spectacle has to be the Mara Triangle where our guides position you in best spots to capture and experience the action fast hand as huge Nile crocodiles waylay and prey on the crossing wildebeests and zebras. Maasai Mara is also home to the amazing Maasai culture...

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6 Days L.Nakuru, L.Naivasha

6 Days L.Nakuru, L.Naivasha: This safari offers you a chance to enjoy spectacular sights of pink flamingos that dot the shores of Lake Nakuru
as you sample great game variety at the park. You’ll then head to Lake
Naivasha, a lake that is extremely refreshing. It hosts Cresent Island
where that refreshing nature walk is always inevitable, not forgetting
the adventurous boat rides and the nearby Hell’s Gate National Park. The
Safari ends at Maasai Mara National Reserve
which is home to the Big Five and the Eighth Wonder of the World – The
Annual Great Wildebeest migration. This Safari is available all year
round and can be customized to suit your needs…

Kenya: International Air Arrivals on Steady Growth Curve

Kenya: International Air Arrivals on Steady Growth Curve: Nairobi, 22nd March | Kenya beat rivals South Africa and Egypt, on the leading African destinations for international arrivals in a new report released by flight monitoring company, ForwardKeys. Th…

Easter Insights: Five Guides to Buying your Travel Insurance

Easter Insights: Five Guides to Buying your Travel Insurance: Holiday trips, however well planned and promising can play out in the worst unexpected. My previous experiences include luggage loading and flying off to Cape Town, while I blissfully headed for Du…

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Going it Alone: Being a Successful Solo Traveler in Kenya

Going it Alone: Being a Successful Solo Traveler in Kenya: I know it sounds creepy, challenging and almost impossible, but it is very easy. It takes an avid traveler with guts. You don’t have to be of specific gender. Many aspiring travelers think solo travel is boring, lonely and dangerous. Well, it is as easy as literary taking a walk to your local pub, and or, a stroll to that mall near your home or even driving off to a hotel for diner. In fact the best way to recruit yourself to traveling solo is by constantly going to lunch or dinner alone…try it out once or twice a week, and the fear of being ‘with yourself’ will eventually vanish.

Solo travel helps you to easily adapt to surroundings, easily meet with as well as be approached by locals. You also enjoy the freedom of making decisions. Read More

Jovago launches #KenyaYetu

Jovago launches #KenyaYetu: Nairobi, 25 February 2016 – Mountains and the ocean. Busy cities and lushy savannas. Beaches and forests. Kenya has it all and we know it. The number of domestic tourists grows every year and according to Kenya Tourism Board, it will jump to 50 percent next year, but we still lack big initiatives promoting destinations other than popular Maasai Mara, Mombasa or Nairobi.…

Uganda a Bird Paradise

Uganda a Bird Paradise: There are over 10, 000 bird species in the world according to BirdLife International and the of those 1,000 species can be found in Uganda not counting the other species that have not been yet discovered. Birds are wondrous creatures that can be found anywhere in the world, but each location has species that are meant for the environment they are.…

Destination of the Week: Lamu Island

Destination of the Week: Lamu Island: The history of Lamu dates back to fourteenth century. That was when Arabs arrived in the island, established the port and built the first mosques. Today Lamu Island changed and is not what it was before, although it still remains different from traditional tourist spots and lives its own live.…

Uganda Reptile Village

Uganda Reptile Village: There is a little place hidden straight off the Kampala –Entebbe highway that only the brave dare go to, a place filled with things that the brave love frolicking with. With lush green gardens, you will not expect to be jumped at by something that has been supposedly man’s enemy for generations and generations of the human lifespan.

5 Spots in Nairobi to go Relaxing This Idd Weekend | ADVENTURE 254

5 Spots in Nairobi to go Relaxing This Idd Weekend | ADVENTURE 254

Finally, after thirty days of fasting and self-sacrifice, the faithful will be breaking Ramadan at different times this weekend. If history is anything to go by, any break is a reason in Nairobi – real or imagined, and although most of us are still checking our inbox for official communication, we won’t resist an invite to yet another reason for a well-deserved break! Here are a few spots in the city byJovago.com which you can count on for some frolic this weekend. Read More...

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Alluring Arusha: A Gateway for the Free Spirited! | ADVENTURE 254

Alluring Arusha: A Gateway for the Free Spirited! | ADVENTURE 254

 Arusha, the fourth largest town in Tanzania
offers more than a conducive, almost predictable climate; it is the
safari capital of northern Tanzania, and acts as the gateway to Mt Meru
and Kilimanjaro, expeditions to Arusha and Tarangire National Parks, wild safaris in Serengeti
as well as experiencing Lake Manyara and the enchanting Maasai culture.
The town, originally built in the 1900s as a German garrison has since
grown to catch up with other popular Tanzanian cities, and now hosts the
East Africa Community Headquarters as well as the United Nations
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

Top 7 Music Festivals in East Africa | ADVENTURE 254

Top 7 Music Festivals in East Africa | ADVENTURE 254

One of the most popular music festivals on the continent, Morocco’s
Mawazine Festival opened its echoing gates over the past weekend for an
earth-breaking lineup of artists throughout this week. Fans were
treated to an exhilarating performance by Jennifer Lopez’s opening act
on Saturday night, and continue to relish in the soulful rhythms of big
movers such as Avicii, Pharell Williams and P Square. Read more

Supporting Golf Tourism | ADVENTURE 254

Supporting Golf Tourism | ADVENTURE 254

Dar es Salaam; a Festival of Senses | ADVENTURE 254

Dar es Salaam; a Festival of Senses | ADVENTURE 254

Six Must Visit Breath taking Falls in East Africa | ADVENTURE 254

Six Must Visit Breath taking Falls in East Africa | ADVENTURE 254

Into Africa’s Best Beach | ADVENTURE 254

Into Africa’s Best Beach | ADVENTURE 254

ADVENTURE 254 | adventure Kenya

ADVENTURE 254 | adventure Kenya

JOVAGO LABOR DAY COMPETITION | ADVENTURE 254

JOVAGO LABOR DAY COMPETITION | ADVENTURE 254

THE SPLENDID LONGONOT – MT LONGONOT NATIONAL PARK | ADVENTURE 254

THE SPLENDID LONGONOT – MT LONGONOT NATIONAL PARK | ADVENTURE 254

OF MUSEUMS IN KENYA | ADVENTURE 254

OF MUSEUMS IN KENYA | ADVENTURE 254

KENYAN EVENTS-CUM-PLACES YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THIS YEAR | ADVENTURE 254

KENYAN EVENTS-CUM-PLACES YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THIS YEAR | ADVENTURE 254

LAKE TURKANA CULTURAL FESTIVAL – ( 29TH – 31ST MAY 2015) | ADVENTURE 254

LAKE TURKANA CULTURAL FESTIVAL – ( 29TH – 31ST MAY 2015) | ADVENTURE 254

Vote @Adventure254 for 2015 Kenyan Blog Awards as the Best Travel Blog

Vote @Adventure254 for 2015 Kenyan Blog Awards as the Best Travel Blog. To Vote click this link, go to category 15e http://www.blogawards.co.ke/vote ‪#‎BlogAwardsKE‬