Traveling solo as an African woman poses many challenges, as it is for anyone. In my earlier post on the advantages of traveling solo as an African woman, l promised to discuss the disadvantages. Here, l spill out the beans on the other side. Before we unveil what l think about this topic from my […]
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Finding another black African woman who shares my love for traveling has been a rare occurrence. Back in Cameroon, the idea of jetting off to explore the world wasn’t a common pursuit. In my city, encountering someone who has intentionally traveled to multiple countries solely for tourism is quite unheard of. Many who venture abroad
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Venturing beyond Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, offers a glimpse into the country’s unique culture and history. Embark on a scenic 4–5 hour bus journey that unveils the Rwandan culture surprises hidden within this compact African nation. For me, it was a solo expedition, opting to travel the tarred road into the lesser-known regions of
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Malindi, a picturesque town nestled on the shores of Malindi Bay where the Sabaki River meets the Indian Ocean, graces the Kenyan coastline with its presence. With a history dating back to the 13th – 14th century, Malindi exudes an ageless charm that captivates all who visit. While renowned for its exquisite beaches, Malindi offers
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Looking to explore Asia? Look no further than South Korea. This highly developed Asian gem offers a plethora of activities to indulge in. Touching down in Seoul, a prime choice I must say, opens up a world of possibilities. Amidst the modern skyscrapers and cutting-edge subways that make up this sprawling metropolis, you’ll find a
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Ghana is one of West Africa’s most visited countries. Beyond the stunning Accra beaches, Ghana offers a rich cultural landscape that draws visitors. The array of tourist activities is extensive, with various options to choose from. Personally, I found the following destinations to be particularly rewarding. However, the depth of exploration can vary based on
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The Ndere Culture Center is Uganda’s cultural hub, expanding over 9 acres of well-maintained African flora and fauna. It is characterized by indigenous historical items. Nestled on a hill alongside the bustling neighborhood of Plot 4505 Kira Rd, Ntinda – Kisaasi Rd, Kampala, Uganda, this cultural center offers captivating performances by the Ndere Dance Troupe, captivating art exhibitions, and
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Stone Town, or old town, was Zanzibar‘s first town. Even now, it boasts houses and structures crafted from stones. This picturesque island offers a wide array of activities to do and a restaurant or two at every street corner. While both Zanzibarians and foreigners adore basking in the warm sea breeze, leisurely strolls across the
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South Korea stands out not only as an educational hub in Asia but also as a tranquil sanctuary for studying. As I embarked on my Korean language journey in August 2015, uncertainty clouded my mind. I didn’t know how I would navigate life there. Despite the unknown, I carried a myriad of expectations. They were
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Whether you’re a resident of South Korea or planning a visit, Everland resort should be on your list of relaxation destinations. Spanning around 1,200,000 square yards, this park offers a plethora of rides and activities. The joy my friends and I experienced at this park was beyond measure. Everland, often referred to as Korea’s equivalent
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