Maven Voyager

Adobe among the mountains in dry arid lands, herding cattle and trading on camels, homes and granary carved around 12th Century in the wind hollows of yellow sandstone mountain, steep climbs to carry meger water, built by the Amazighs across north Africa on the upper lip of Sahara, is one of those towns in south … Continue reading Storybook town of Chenini, Tunisia

Panama, the only country I have been to that has everything - Ultra modern skyline, dense jungles, beaches, global trade, multi culture, deep rooted tribes and bad local food. Panama does not have a good local food scene, except fresh grilled fish with lime at few little coastal towns. Food was not the reason I … Continue reading Boquete – A banquet amid the highlands of Panama

This modern day, in 21st century, I saw bullet holes, crevices, cavities, posters, flags, graffitis and paintings splattered on the walls of a modern metropolitan city that defined, we human beings have out grown ourselves; we have reached a point in our being that does not define our humanity. This was in 2018 and I … Continue reading Observing the walls of Sarajevo, Bosnia.

Remoteness, conservation and wilderness are 3 elements that defines Okavango Delta visit. It is extremely remote, lodges are severely conservation conscious and experiences are unfathomably wild; filled with encounters that you will never get anywhere in any organized African Safari. There is a difference between staying "By Okavango Delta" vs "In Okavango Delta" and I … Continue reading Island Hopping in Okavango