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A Road Trip Through Uganda’s National Parks

From the dense rainforests and volcanoes in the southwest to the wildlife-abundant plains in the north, Uganda’s ecological diversity is nothing short of incredible. Nomad Alicia spots tree-climbing lions and mountain gorillas on an epic road trip around the country.

Africa

The World Nomads Podcast: Why Safaris Are A Safe Bet

In this episode, the African safari company embracing preventative measures to protect the health of guests and the increase in poaching during COVID-19.

Kenya

The Swahili Coast: Kenya’s Multicultural Lamu Island

Neema Githere traces her family roots to coastal Kenya, where centuries of intercultural exchange have blended to form a distinct marvel of an archipelago.

Ethiopia

The World Nomads Podcast: Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a place of ancient culture. Known for its spirituality, underground churches, Martian-like landscapes and world-renowned coffee, this country is like no other in Africa.

Sao Tome and Principe

Why São Tomé and Príncipe Should Be on Your Travel List

If you’ve never heard of this twin-island African nation, you aren’t alone – but its intriguing heritage, exceptional biodiversity, and exuberant festivals make it worth getting to know.

Ethiopia

The Alien Landscapes of Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression

Nomad Alicia Erickson explores a hostile but beautiful region that feels more like Mars or Venus than planet Earth.

Ethiopia

Rare Wolves and Rock Churches in the Ethiopian Highlands

The Ethiopian Plateau is a region of Africa unlike any other, home to golden-maned monkeys, Ethiopian wolves, and ancient, frescoed churches carved from rock.

Rwanda

Numbers: Trying to Process the Agony of Genocide

Talking with a local craftswoman about the genocide that occurred in Rwanda 25 years ago., Cameron Beach gets a lesson in forgiveness.

Africa

Amazing Nomads: Francis Tapon – Pushing Boundaries

Francis Tapon traveled to all 54 African countries picking up hitchhikers as he went, from locals to police and military men, capturing great stories and creating memories.

Tanzania

Video: Football, The Universal Language

Filmmaker Stephanie Vermillion didn’t expect a tiny red football to entirely change the dynamic of her Mt. Kili climb.

Tanzania

Amazing Nomads: Miles Rowland - Travel Storyteller

In this episode we meet filmmaker Miles Rowland who stumbled across an ancient Maasai ceremony in which boys become men and the celebratory banquet where drinking blood is part of the ritual.