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Kendrick Lamar's pgLang and Global Citizen Partner to Establish 1st Major Touring Circuit Across African Continent
K Dot is making his mark on the world of music yet again.
According to Variety.com, Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free‘s company, pgLang, is teaming up with philanthropic organization Global Citizen to create a major music touring circuit across the continent of Africa.
The initiative’s kickoff event Move Afrika: Rwanda, is slated to take place Dec. 6…
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Some of my favourite quotes from David Benson's 'Hunt v Lauda'
'He was nursing a toy yellow-eyed gorilla which made alarming noises and clapped a pair of cymbals attached to its hand.
"Whats with the gorilla?"
James looked tired. "It's called smiler. Alistair and Teddy gave it to me to celebrate my championship."
Teddy smiled benignly: "The gorilla was not very popular in first-class lounge I'm afraid."
"No," said James, "and they wouldn't let me blow my whistle either." He produced a police whistle and blew it.' - p7
"When we boarded the plane, he (James Hunt) insisted on joining mechanics in touring class until the lights were turned down for passengers to sleep." - p8
"Niki had always wanted to marry Mariella but she had refused to do so until he had become world champion." - p21
"The unsuspecting young actress Marlene Knaus was going to endure a trial that few women, even with a tremendously experienced and well-founded background, could have endured." - p21
"I telephoned James Hunt in Johannesburg where he is preparing for the South African Grand Prix. He told me, "I have been in daily contact with Susy and am fully informed about what is going on. I wouldn't stop her getting a divorce. I am trying to help her as much as I can so that she makes the right decisions. Obviously if she wanted to come back to me, I would help her do that." - p40
"I walked out of the dinning-room to an annexe alongside it, and sitting in the corner with a lady I didn't know was Niki Lauda; he smiled and asked a Carol and me to join him for a cup of coffee. He introduced the girl alongside him very simply, "This is my lady," She was, of course, Marlene Knaus, a very beautiful girl, with her hair in a rather severe style, brushed back, and a bun on the top of her head. We had a long chat about seat belts - both were empathetically in favour (that evening the house of commons in the UK were debating on making seatbelts in cars compulsory) - but the important thing was that I established a friendly relationship with Marlene when other people on the racing circuit cold-shouldered her, thinking she was merely some local pick-up. In fact, she and Niki were planning to get married as soon as they flew back from South Africa." - p44
"The main topic of conversation was the break-up of the long relationship between Niki Lauda and Mariella. Helen (Stewart) offered, with the best possible intentions, to get in touch with both Mariella and Niki is necessary to heal the breach. Having seen how close Niki and Marlene were in South Africa, I doubted if this were possible. As it turned out, a day after we had our discussion in Nina's home, Niki went quietly to a register office near Vienna and married Marlene." - p47
"He tried awfully hard not to hurt me." - (Susy about James) - p58
"James was standing right alongside me. Tears welling in his eyes. "It's stupid," he said, "It does not affect the performance of the car or make it any faster. Not even the Ferrari team protested and they were the ones who have the most to win..." - p62
"It was in triumph, therefore, that Hunt, six weeks before his 29th birthday, left for Britain in preparation for the John Player Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. With good humour and in high spirits, he took part in an event before the race and revealed another facet in his talents. It was at the Albert Hall at the Grand Prix Night of the Stars, a concert in aid of the Graham Hill Memorial Fund. The hall was packed with evening-suited celebrities who had paid up to £500 for a private box. Hunt was introduced by astronomer Patrick Moore who had just done a soft-shoe shuffle. Suddenly, Moore reached for a trumpet left behind on the bandstand by Chris Barber, who had done an earlier turn. "You're supposed to be good at blowing your own trumpet," he said, "so try this one." The audience dutifully laughed expecting a knockabout comedy turn. But Hunt took the trumpet, the studio band started to play and Hunt's clear, clean notes echoed through the vast auditorium. It was a memorable moment. When the audience realised that Hunt was playing for real, they roared their approval and then sat in silence as James plaved like a professional. Hunt's brother, Peter told me later: "I had a hell of a job convincing the BBC, who were recording the show, that James really was a good enough trumpet player to perform on TV. He learned to play at about 12 or 13 when he was at Wellington. He was in the school orchestra and the school band and played solo at concerts. Stuart Turner, Public Affairs Director of Ford of Britain, had a box at the Albert Hall. He turned to me after Hunt had finished his solo and said: "Now I have seen everything: James Hunt playing the trumpet at the Albert Hall we'll have Niki Lauda doing a comedy act next." - p73-4
"Niki himself, having almost killed himself in a first-lap accident there in 1974, has always campaigned against the Nurenburgring. He argued that the 1976 German Grand Prix should be switched to the Hockenheim Ring, a purpose-built circuit with outstanding safety facilities installed after the death there of Jim Clark in 1968. But Lauda was reviled by the Germans for his attempt. In practise at Nürburgring spectators displayed a huge poster of Lauda and his car. Across it was written, 'Lauda 20 kilometres per hour. Aus.' Ring bystanders are hard on anyone threatening the thrill of the race." - p80
"Sunday's race day was altogether depressing from the start. The young American driver Brett Lunger had heard the night before that his father had died unexpectedly in the United States and Brett decided to stay and go on with the race before returning home. It was to be a vital decision in the saving of Niki Lauda's life." - p81
"Jackie had a remarkable story to tell that Niki's agents had telephoned him soon after the crash and asked him to appear at a promotion for a new line of jeans which were being marketed in Niki's name. Jackie refused, saying he would only appear with Niki's permission. Niki was telephoned and they were told that he was determined to be there himself." - p86-7
"What would the situation be if Niki was fit to drive and Ferrari still wouldn't come to the track?" I asked Alastair, without hesitation he replied: "We will lend him a car so he and James can fight it out." - p89
"Then Niki arrived in his Jaguar with Marlene and Willi Dungl, his masseur/confidant, the man responsible for building Niki up physically in preparation for the race. There was a last-minute panic when it was discovered that Dungl had left his passport back at the house but he had an identity card and Niki knew that with Ferrari influence we would have no trouble getting Willi into Italy. Niki insisted on carrying out all the check-out procedures himself and we made a beautiful take off from Salzburg Airport." - p95
"At one point I was asked if I wanted to see a priest. So I said: "OK." He came in, and gave me my last rites - crossed my shoulder - and said "Goodbye My friend". I nearly had a heart attack! I wanted someone to help me live in this world, and not pass into the next." - p98
"I was watching his wife Marlene's eyes as she protectively, solicitously, studied her husband. She seemed almost proud of his scarred features." - p101
"A beautiful elegant grey/green-eyed young woman by the name of Marlene Knaus enjoyed life of a promising screen actress and model. A member of one of the most respected families in Austria she fitted easily into the jet set world of show business. She moved easily too in the rarefield world of medicine in which her grandfather was a renowned gynaecologist and in the artistic circles into which she was born as the daughter of a famous painter." - p101
"I used to smoke maybe one or two cigarettes a day, but from the time of the accident I have become a chain smoker. I know that this is not good for my health but it helps me through the crisis." Niki does not smoke and he says that this fact helped him recover from his lung injuries, but he does not reprove Marlene for smoking." - p102
"Marlene is a delightfully warm person. Her handshake is firm. Her eyes are steady and constant. They are the eyes of a woman who could inspire a man to great things, and she likes to touch the person that she is talking to. She looks at her husbands scarred face and gently strokes it." - p103
"Hunt, who had trotted through the driving rain along the length of the pits to salute the supreme courage of his world title rival Niki Lauda." - p104
"I just wish there bad been no accident, no disqualifications, no aggrevation, and Niki and I were fighting it out fair and square on the track. After what Niki has achieved, he deserves that at least. What Ferrari have done is to devalue the world championship and to cloud Niki's brave recovery. His recovery is absolutely amazing and he really is fit again." - p125
"His wife Marlene was happy with his decision. She had said earlier; "When he got into the car and drove away, I wanted to throw myself in front of it and stop him." - p140
"All Hunt knew was that he had to pass everything in sight. It took him two laps to catch and pass Alan Jones in the Surtees. Now he was fourth. Almost on the same bend he came upon Regazzoni in the Ferrari. Would the Swiss Italian let him through or hold him back? Ostentatiously Rega moved over and waved Hunt through ar a point where the Ferrari pit could clearly see his manoeuvre. As Rega passed his pit he gave them the two finger sign to show his disapproval that he had been dropped from the team for 1977." - p142
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Edna Mae Harris (September 29, 1914 – September 15, 1997), sometimes credited as Edna May Harris was an American actress and singer. Harris was one of the first African–American film actress of the late 1930s and early 1940s, appearing in films featuring mostly African–American casts.
Born in Harlem, Harris parents were Sam, a boxer and customs inspector; Her mother Mary Harris (née Walker) worked as a maid. Harris' family is noted as one of the first families to have migrated to Harlem. Settling near the Lafayette Theater, Harris was convinced into pursuing a career in show business by Ethel Waters and Maud Russell who were frequent visitors to her family home. After being coached on her singing and dancing by Waters and Russell, Harris began performing in the Theater Owners Booking Association (TOBA). An African-American vaudeville circuit, Harris performed with TOBA from 1929 until 1933.
Harris attended Wadleigh High School (later known as Wadleigh High School for Girls) in Manhattan. During the summer after her sophomore year of high school, Harris worked at the Alhambra Theater doing dramatic sketches with a stock company. During this period, Harris received excellent training in diction and stage delivery through her association with veteran performers. Harris was also an excellent swimmer in high school, and in 1928 she entered the New York Daily News' Swimming Meet and won a championship.
Harris first real Hollywood break came when she landed a part in The Green Pastures (1936), portraying Zeba, starring with Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson. Harris was a leading lady in Spirit of Youth (1938), the story of the rise of boxer Joe Thomas, which paralleled the life of Joe Louis. Harris also had leading roles in Oscar Micheaux films, Lying Lips (1939), and The Notorious Elinor Lee (1940). Her film credits also include such Hollywood films as Bullets or Ballots (1936), Private Number (1936), and Garden of Allah (1936), and the independent film Paradise in Harlem in 1939. Between picture commitments she toured with Noble Sissle's Orchestra as a featured vocalist along with Lena Horne and Billy Banks. In 1942, she played fourteen weeks at the old Elks' Rendezvous as the mistress of ceremonies and announced a weekly radio show over station WMCA in New York City. She also did character dialect parts on many broadcasts for the Columbia Workshop Program. Edna Mae Harris got to tell her story in her later years in the documentary, Midnight Ramble (1994), about independently produced black films.
Harris was married twice and had no children. Her first marriage was to Edward Randolph from 1933 until 1938, then to Harlem nightclub owner Walter Anderson from 1951 until his death in 1983. Harris dated boxer Joe Louis sometime during 1939 and 1940. Harris dated Robert Paquin, who co-starred with her in the Lying Lips from 1941 until 1942. Harris died of a heart attack on September 15, 1997 at the age of 82.
#black literature#black tumblr#black excellence#black community#civil rights#black girl magic#blackexcellence365#beautiful#strong black woman
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📚In 1928, Eli Reid purchased 400 acres of picturesque property on the banks of the Chowan River in Hertford County, North Carolina. Soon after he acquired the land, Reid began turning the area into a Segregation-era resort for African Americans, and Chowan Beach was born.
As the resort began to take shape in the late 1920s, it was clear that something special had been started. Wide sandy beaches were built, and construction was immediately started on guest cottages, bathhouses, a dance hall, photo studio, restaurant, picnic area and magnificent German-made carousel. Chowan Beach was an immediate success, and throngs of African Americans began to stream in from across North Carolina and the East Coast to relax and enjoy the atmosphere and spectacular views--an oasis of fun in a social desert of limited opportunities and unfair treatment. The water was cool and refreshing, the crowds were friendly, and the music was hot, as the beach was a popular stop for musicians touring on the "Chitlin Circuit," including B.B. King, James Brown, Sam Cooke and The Drifters.
In this nostalgic new book, author Frank Stephenson brings back the glory days of Chowan Beach with an array of vintage photographs and a brief history of the area. Come along as Stephenson revisits the past of this beloved beach and offers a reminder of what it meant to generations of African American visitors.
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I got through that movie and 4 baskets of clothes and I'm still foaming at the mouth so here's a circus fact. (Actually more just a clown fact since he wasn't in a circus as far as we know)
Gordon Bunch is believed to be the first African American person to perform as a clown but not very much is known about him. In 1904 he was booked as a performing artists at the St. Louis World's Fair to promote their top exhibit, Jim Key The educated horse. Jim Key was formerly owned by P.T. Barnum and was purchased and raise by an African American veterinarian by the name of Dr. William Key. The horse could spell, do math and other logical tricks.
A newspaper from that November wrote an article stating "Gordon Bunch, whose pantomimic feats in front of Jim Key, and his excellent makeup as a clown, have been most attractive, is another old-timer in the profession, and his work during the summer has been remarkable at producing results at the box office." So if they're calling him an old timer here he had obviously been performing for quite some time previously but this is the earliest account we can find. But hold on it gets a bit sour from here.
After the world's fair Bunch went on a Midwestern tour with the horse. And later joined the vaudeville circuit. Here is where things take a turn, I've summarized an article of an unfortunate evening for Gordon Bunch and this is really the most we know about him which is also extremely unfortunate.
April 9, 1910
While doing a show in Indianapolis a fire broke out in the vaudeville house Bunch was performing at that evening, everyone made it out except a young white woman who was left behind. Even though he was still in his makeup he rushed back in to rescue her and bring her to safety. She was unconscious when he brought her out but eventually came to and asked to kiss the man who saved her. By now Bunch was standing a ways out of the crowd trying to get his makeup off. She went over and when she finally spotted him she screamed a racist slur at him and then fainted. Gordon Bunch was then held in jail for 24 hours for making a white woman faint.
This is an extremely terrible thing to happen but thankfully from what I could find Gordon Bunch went on to continue to have a successful career in vaudeville!
#Clown facts#mentions of racism#i wish i could find out more about him the only info that comes up from a search is a blog post from the international clown hall of fame#which just says what i just summarized#rambling#clowncore
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Today’s compilation:
Africa Fête '98
1998
World Music / African Folk / Worldbeat
Here's a compilation that was put out by Island Records in 1998 in order to promote the upcoming Africa Fête festival, an event that started in late 70s France to showcase African musicians, and then also embarked upon US tours throughout the 90s.
But up front, I gotta say, that I did not enjoy this particular album. I really do love all kinds of music that comes from all corners of this planet, but the world music circuit is something that's a bit different, and you really shouldn't conflate it with all the music that occurs in places outside of the US, Canada, and most of Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Because as much as that circuit wants you to believe that it encapsulates everything that's not derived from those white-majority places, I don't think it really does. All the sounds that it presents can be eclectic, sure, but all of it seems to be the result of having been run through a salad strainer in order to be served up to your lovely puffer vest-wearing aunt, who really means well, but can't help but exoticize the shit out of it.
All this folky worldbeat stuff feels particularly catered to a specific subset of people—the NPR-loving crowd—and ultimately, while I do enjoy some of it, most of it's not really my bag, tote or otherwise. The stuff that the highbrow culture enjoyers don't get exposed to because it doesn't fit the adult contemporary banality of the world music scene is what I'm far more interested in. And none of that's really on this CD.
No highlights.
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6 days Sharing Safaris to Arusha, Lake Manyara, Tarangire Serengeti National Park , Ngorongoro crater with affordable price
6 days Sharing Safaris to Arusha, Lake Manyara, Tarangire Serengeti National Park , Ngorongoro crater with affordable price
Overview of tour packages itinerary as follow
Explore 6 days Sharing Safaris to Arusha, Lake Manyara, Tarangire Serengeti National Park , Ngorongoro crater with affordable price, this tour Starting with Arusha National Park the home to notably different coloured lakes named Momella and the 3km wide Ngurdoto Crater you will proceed to Manyara National Park where you will witness the tree-climbing lionsan, an astonishing variety of birds, and wallowing hippos you will proceed to Tarangire which is known for it's Savannah plains, the immense herds of elephants amounting to 300 and migratory wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, impala, gazelle, habeatest and eland crowd the shrinking lagoons of river Tarangire marks the start of your four days safari expeditiThereafterfter you will proceed to Serengeti then Ngorongoro Crater allowing you to see the diverse topography and wildlife that East Africa offersmakingg your way from the rim of the crater to Serengeti through the adventurous roads of the hollowed-out Ngorongoro while seeing animals, birds, and reptiles along the way. You will come close to the Maasai culture as you will pass by one of their bomas have time to see the huts try their garments and experience the culture. 6 days Arusha
So what is in store for our guests? The concept of 'safari' summons ideas of exploration, vast plains of the savannah, and wild animals. The Complete Northern Circuit Safari captures the magic of Africa by combining brilliant landscapes with spectacular and attractive wildlife. Giant is the word that best represents the Tarangire National Park from the numerous herds of African elephants to the colossal termite mounds and the ancient baobab trees. The Lake Manyara National Park has been blessed with phenomenal biodiversity of habitat and wildlife and Arusha National Park is home to the infamous Mount Meru. We have two of Africa's Seven Natural Wonders at the lush caldera that contains the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater and the top pick ultimate safari destination, the Serengeti National Park. The national parks and conservation areas of the Northern Circuit Safari will surpass every expectation that you have set for this trip. 6 days Arusha
Day One (1): Arusha to Arusha National Park
Tourist(s) will commence the Northern Circuit Safari by traveling to Arusha National Park. The game drive will travel along the shores of Lake Momella and through the bronzed bush where the Ngurduto Crater Buffaloes, waterbucks, giraffes, warthogs, zebras, and Gazelle reside throughout the year. The elusive leopards and elephants tend to be shy at Arusha but there is a chance of spotting them. Renowned for flawless memories, the Northern Circuit Safari offers more than the most exquisite game drives. Education and exploration are on the agenda, we will set out on foot. The stroll is a chance to feel the sensation of Africa’s vibrant pulse through the soles of your feet and experience the bush at its core. You will be accompanied by an armed ranger for the walk. He will guide you through the luscious forest up to the crystal waterfall and lead you to the area for viewing the black and white colobus monkeys. After late afternoon proceed back to Arusha
Accommodation
Clients selection Public campsite/ Tinted campsite/ Lodges
Meals: Water is included in all meals (Other drinks is not included)
Day Two (2): Arusha National Park to Tarangire National Park to Mto wa Mbu
soon after breakfast, you will continue to the beautifully parked scenic haven that contains a high diversity of bird species. The African elephant is the largest mammal on land and the herds in the park are a remarkable sight. Tarangire's wildlife includes elephants, lions, giraffes, warthogs, ostriches, impalas, cheetah, mongoose, buffaloes, and baboons. We will drive to Mto wa Mbu and reach in the late afternoon. The Northern Circuit safari surely is a memorable one!! Main Accommodation
Accommodations: Clients selection Public campsite/ Tinted campsite/ Lodges
Meals: Water is included in all meals (Other drinks is not included)
Day Three (3): Mto wa Mbu to Serengeti National Park
You will continue your journey to Serengeti National Park. It contains the world's largest concentration of wildlife including zebra, gazelles, lions, wildebeest, elephants, and giraffes. The seasonal migration of the masses of wildebeest is a magnificent sight. Serengeti means 'The Land that Moves on Forever' and the splendid plains of savannah validate this. We will stop for lunch on a kopje (rock outcropping) and then the game drive will journey further into the park. Once the game drive is over we will proceed to the Serengeti where an appetizing dinner and overnight will be provided.
Full Accommodations: Clients selection Public campsite/ Tinted campsite/ Lodges Meals: Water is included in all meals (Other drinks is not included)
Day Four (4): Serengeti National Park to Ngorongoro Crater
On this day, our early morning game drive is exhilarating. The calls of the animals are clear and scents of crisp air linger. Tracks left by predators on the prowl are untouched and could lead us to their den. The splendid rays of orange, pink, and purple start to emerge on the horizon as the birdsmelo dies begin to harmonize. The park is home to leopards, cheetahs, buffaloes, elands, wild dogs, crocodiles, monkeys, baboons, hippos, rhinos, and various antelope. A delicious lunch will be served at the park. In the afternoon, we will drive you to the Ngorongoro Crater rim.
Accommodation
Accommodations: Clients selection Public campsite/ Tinted campsite/ Lodges
Meals: Water is included in all meals (Other drinks is not included)
Day Five (5): Ngorongoro Crater to Lake Manyara National Park
On this fifth day, we will drive to the Ngorongoro Crater early in the morning. We will have a scrumptious picnic lunch and go on a game drive. A large amount of wildlife, as well as the fauna and flora, are traits that attribute to the title of ‘Africa Garden of Eden. Due to the lofty structure, few animals migrate in and out of the crater, so there is a big chance of seeing every member of The Big 5 in one day. You could also encounter vultures, zebra, hippo, wildebeest, and hyenas. The alkaline lake attracts flamingos, geese, and storks. Our dedicated, skilled, and experienced guides will ensure that you discover all the glorious wonders of nature in your tour. Explore Ngorongoro. We will drive to Lake Manyara and you will enjoy dinner and overnight.
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Accommodations: Clients selection Public campsite/ Tinted campsite/ Lodges
Meals: Water is included in all meals (Other drinks is not included)
Day Six (6): Lake Manyara National Park to Arusha
On this day tour, more attractive treats are in store for you! Extending for miles along the emerald base of the gold-flecked Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Manyara National Park can only be described as an array of vistas. Giraffes that are so dark in coloration, appear to be black from a distance and the tree-climbing lions roam the savannah plains. Monkeys cling to the canopies of the forest whilst the hippos disguise themselves in the waters of the soda lake. With over four hundred species, Lake Manyara is a birdwatcher delight and attraction. Discover some of the wildlife including buffalo, zebras, wildebeest, mongoose, klipspringer, and bushbuck. A lovely picnic lunch will be served in the park and after the game drive. We will drive back to Arusha. This Northern Circuit safari will surely make your plan for a future repeat trip.
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Transport (4x4 Land Cruiser) with open roof
Park Fees
Professional English speaking safari guide & chef
Campsites / Lodge
Food
Breakfasts
Lunches
Dinners
1.5L bottle of drinking water per day
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Flights (International & Domestics)
Travel insurance & Medical insurance
Visas
Personal items
Tips for safari guide & chef
Soda and Alcoholic beverages
Extra activities
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Touring Cars news: https://www.touringcars.net/2024/04/dusan-borkovic-joins-fia-tcr-world-tour-grid-in-marrakech
Dušan Borković joins FIA TCR World Tour grid in Marrakech
The addition of Dušan Borković to the FIA TCR World Tour grid in Marrakech will see at least 12 cars taken on the African street circuit on 3 – 4 May 2024.
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Kilimanjaro Climb And Safari Packages Are In Demand These Days!
There are so many mountains in this world that attract people due to their majestic look. Travelers want to reach for the summit of these mountains. They want to explore the summit of these mountains so that they can find more adventure and fun. Trekking tours and hiking tours are also arranged for them. But when you are in Tanzania, Mt Kilimanjaro which is also known as the Roof of Africa is not just going to attract you; rather this highest free standing mountain is going to urge you for a climbing tour! As this is a free standing mountain, it is not a part of the mountain range. It’s a very different kind of mountain and one of its kind. The flora and fauna are also there for the trekkers when they are trekking through the routes of the Mt Kilimanjaro. There are seven trekking routes for this mountain and Lemosho is the most beautiful one among them.
Most Interesting Trekking Routes
The most popular and the newest trekking route is the Northern Circuit route. This route is also the most successful route, as 95% of the trekkers use to reach for the summit of Mt Kilimanjaro while going through this route. The other routes are Umbwe, Marangu, Rongai, Machame and Shira. Marangu is known as the Coca Cola route and Machame is known as the Whiskey route. Best Mount Kilimanjaro safari tours are most preferred by the tourists coming to Tanzania these days.
See Wildlife And Nature At The Same Time
During such Mt Kilimanjaro safari tours, they get the chance to explore this majestic mountain and at the same time they can also see the African wildlife closely. Kilimanjaro climb and safari packages announced now can be taken in affordable price. These tour packages are designed for the travelers who seek for ample fun and adventure.
#Kilimanjaro climb and safari package#best safari tour in Tanzania#Mount Kilimanjaro safari#Mount Kilimanjaro trekking tour#safari tour operator in Tanzania
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Exploring Tanzania's Wilderness: National Park Tour
Embarking on a safari adventure in Tanzania is a dream for many wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. With its vast landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and abundant wildlife, Tanzania is home to some of the most iconic national parks in Africa. From the legendary Serengeti plains to the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, a national park tour in Tanzania offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the wonders of the African wilderness up close.
One of the highlights of a national park tour in Tanzania is the chance to witness the Great Migration in the Serengeti. Every year, millions of wildebeest, zebra, and other herbivores migrate across the plains in search of fresh grazing grounds, followed closely by predators such as lions, cheetahs, and hyenas. Witnessing this awe-inspiring spectacle is a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe of the sheer power and beauty of nature.
Moreover, Tanzania is home to the world-renowned Ngorongoro Crater, often referred to as the "eighth wonder of the world." This vast volcanic crater is teeming with wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, rhinos, and an abundance of bird species. A guided tour of the Ngorongoro Crater offers the opportunity to explore this unique ecosystem and witness the incredible diversity of wildlife that calls it home.
In addition to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania is also home to other incredible national parks, each offering its own unique attractions and experiences. Tarangire National Park is famous for its large herds of elephants and ancient baobab trees, while Lake Manyara National Park is known for its diverse birdlife and tree-climbing lions. Selous Game Reserve, Africa's largest protected area, offers a more remote and off-the-beaten-path safari experience, with opportunities for boat safaris, walking safaris, and fly camping adventures.
For those seeking a more adventurous safari experience, Tanzania's northern circuit offers the opportunity to combine game drives with other outdoor activities such as hiking, hot air balloon rides, and cultural tours. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest peak, is a bucket-list adventure that attracts thousands of trekkers from around the world each year. A guided trek to the summit of Kilimanjaro offers breathtaking views, diverse ecosystems, and a sense of accomplishment like no other.
In conclusion, a national park tour in Tanzania offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the magic and majesty of Africa's wilderness. From the iconic Serengeti plains to the legendary Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania is home to some of the most spectacular national parks on the continent. Whether you're seeking a classic safari adventure, a cultural immersion, or an adrenaline-fueled outdoor experience, Tanzania has something to offer every type of traveler. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime in the heart of Africa.
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Bird Paradise Singapore: A Feathered Haven in the Heart of Asia
Get on board for a memorable adventure with the Trip Cabinet Singapore tour package from Lucknow. Let Bird Paradise Singapore, a Bird sanctuary that houses rare birds from across the globe introduce you to the world of harmony between the birds. In this article, you will follow the path of Singapore’s most captivating avian oasis – the home of so many different species, bright and beautiful.
Bird Paradise Singapore
We are setting off on a wonderful journey with a tour package belonging to the Trip Cabinet Singapore from Lucknow. In the flourishing woodlands of Singapore is situated the Bird Paradise which is in fact. A sanctuary for nature and bird aficionados. The refuge not only functions as a biodiversity and ecology conservatory but also provides a little peek at the true world of migrating exotic birds from countries across the continent, like Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia.
Introduction to Bird Paradise Singapore
Explore the Bird Paradise of Singapore with the Trip Cabinet Singapore travel plan acknowledging from Lucknow. Here is where the paragraph discusses the park’s bird conservation and how it built itself up to become an avid bird-watching attraction site over the years, an absolute thing for you to include in your travel itinerary.
History and Development of Bird Paradise
While taking part in the Trip Cabinet Singapore. Meet the changes gap between Jurong Bird Park and the current Bird Paradise on the tour package from Lucknow. This paragraph will underline how these days were improved in habitat design and visitor experience. Informing about artless integrations of nature and innovation.
Exploring the Zones of Bird Paradise
The Bird Paradise Trip Cabinet from Lucknow covers all the zones in Bird Paradise where travelers can explore many zoned gardens during their tour. This section completes the circuit of the African Waterfall Aviary, the South American Tropical Rainforest. And the Lory Loft with interactive exhibits, consequently, explaining these lovely beings in more detail.
Conservation Efforts at Bird Paradise
If you are enthusiastic to know about the applause-worthy conservation initiatives across the globe of the park and you are inclined to choose the tour packages from Lucknow offered by Trip Cabinet Singapore then you must go for it. Those sections stress the importance of breeding programs. Educational initiatives as well as community involvement bring in the entire world and let it drown in Bird Paradise.
Visitor Experiences and Attractions
The trip package that Singapore adds to Jackson Lucknow’s travel itinerary includes bird shows, feed sessions, and many other things. In the next part, we are going to describe different interactive and educational experiences that visitors can try, so they can enjoy the visit.
The Flora and Fauna Around Bird Paradise
Go through the bird-watching Singapore trip package from Lucknow. Discover how the birds in the environment gain green spaces to live, and use the resources. And spread the seeds for the next generation. Indigenous plants are given a spotlight through this exploratory process, thus underwriting their significance in sustaining equilibrium within the ecosystem.
Educational Programs and Activities
The academic component of Bird Paradise that came along with the Trip Cabinet SG tour package from Lucknow is an important section of the tour operation. We have here a series of workshops and interactive stations tailored to all demographic groups, which aim to demonstrate how learning can be fun.
Sustainability Practices at Bird Paradise
Closed loop processes, biodegradable materials, and water conservation are some of the highlighted aspects of the Production Process Tour of Lucknow for the Bird Paradise from the Trip Cabinet Singapore Sheds the Light on Sustainability Practices. Find out the way the park deals with its green policy and learn how it has created its safeguarding pathways by making its tourists adhere to sustainable tourism.
Planning Your Visit to Bird Paradise
Through the Trip Cabinet Singapore trip, you return to Lucknow and your trip planning is effortless. The directive comprises all the helpful bits. Like the best moments to visit and ticket types, to make the whole adventure as stress-free as it can be.
Exploring the Surrounding Areas of Bird Paradise
Extend your adventure beyond Bird Paradise by exploring nearby attractions, local cuisine, and accommodation options, enhancing your overall experience in Singapore.
Travel Tips and Recommendations
Make your trip a great one through tips like this by becoming a client of the Trip Cabinet Singapore tour package from Lucknow. This advice should provide you with all the information you will need to successfully organize your trip to Bird Paradise and its environment.
Bird Paradise in Popular Culture and Media
It is worth noting that Bird Paradise has left a significant mark on the world by attracting a throng of people who take the Trip Cabinet Singapore tour package from Lucknow as part of their experience. This segment specifically focuses on the park’s involvement in popular culture and how it is positioning itself as an essential place to visit.
Visitor Reviews and Testimonials
The Trip Cabinet Singapore tour package from Lucknow brings you closer to personal stories and experiences shared by visitors. Offering a glimpse into the heartfelt moments spent at Bird Paradise.
The Future of Bird Paradise
Discover Bird Paradise’s potential with information from the Seoul Trip Cabinet Singapore’s itinerary in Lucknow. This part is about future events and the park’s regular protocols to conserve wildlife and enhance the visitor experience.
Comparing Bird Paradise to Other Avian Attractions Worldwide
Via the TRIP Cabinet’s -Singapore tour package from Lucknow- you will have the golden opportunity to compare and measure the unique Bird Paradise against other aviaries from all around the world. Thus highlighting the superiority of the educational and conservation work that the latter is conducting.
The Role of Technology in Enhancing Visitor Experience
Read about how technology has put Bird Paradise in the spotlight (technology plays a major role in how Bird Paradise is displayed and perceived) at Bird Paradise and watch out for the birds while you are there. The duration shows how digital additions when it comes to your educational expedition can be mesmeric.
Supporting Bird Paradise: How You Can Contribute
Enlighten you on the ways and methods you can contribute to the protection of Bird Paradise at the Bird Paradise Singapore excursion tour. This part urges and challenges the public to be at service through volunteering, donations, or bird adoption.
Conclusion: The Significance of Bird Paradise in Singapore’s Tourism and Conservation Efforts
Remember your pilgrimage to Bird Paradise (Bird Paradise) with the help of bird watching tour package provided by Trip Cabinet from Lucknow and realize how the park earns its place on the world conservation map and contributes to the growth of the tourism industry in Singapore.
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Charles Lenox Remond (February 1, 1810 – December 22, 1873) was born into an elite free family in Salem, Massachusetts. His parents, John and Nancy Lenox Remond had been married by the Rev. Thomas Paul, a prominent African American minister, and anti-slavery activist, in 1807. Nancy Lenox’s father was a veteran of the American Revolution, having fought with the Continental Army. John Remond had emigrated from the Dutch colony of Curacao as a young boy in 1798. In Salem, John Remond was first a barber and with the assistance of his wife, he operated a successful catering business. The Remonds were active abolitionists. John became a lifelong member of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Association.
He began his career as a public speaker on behalf of the antislavery movement at the age of seventeen. A supporter of William Lloyd Garrison, in 1832, he began work as an agent for The Liberator the Weekly Advocate, and the Colored American. He traveled throughout New England delivering antislavery lectures and drumming up financial support for abolitionist publications. In 1840, he gave a lecture at the World Anti-Slavery Convention in London, where he was greeted by repeated applause. After he returned to the US he suffered discriminatory Jim Crow practices. In 1842, he was the first African American to address the Massachusetts state legislature to protest racial discrimination on railroads and steamboats. He had a close relationship with his sister Sarah Parker Remond, who enjoyed a successful career as an abolitionist speaker. During the 1850s, they often traveled together on the lecture circuit.
He joined other African American abolitionist men, including Frederick Douglass, in the recruitment of African American soldiers into the all-Black Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth Regiment of the Union Army.
After the war, he continued to deliver public lectures protesting racism. A staunch opponent of segregation of any kind, he joined the American Equal Rights Association in 1867. He embarked on his last lecture tour that year in western New York. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence
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Kenya Tanzania Tour: Explore An Exceptional Wildlife Experience You Will Ever Have
Kenya & Tanzania is considered the original home and iconic heartland of 'safari'. When people think of Africa, they often envision lions, elephants, and other wild game. For animal & bird lovers, Kenya & Tanzania is a must-visit destination. However, this East African country offers far more than just wildlife.
The unspoiled wilderness of Kenya offers an unparalleled safari experience. This East African nation is home to spectacular natural beauty and abundant wildlife. From the vast herds of wildebeest in Masai Mara to the "big five" across numerous safari parks, Kenya brings you face-to-face with iconic African animals. Beyond the wildlife, Kenya's landscapes are astonishing, from the Rift Valley's flamingo-filled lakes to the tropical coastline's pristine beaches. For an incredible safari adventure, book a tour package to Kenya.
With its diverse landscape and wide range of experiences, no other country on earth offers visitors as much as this one country does. From wildlife-rich savannas and timeless indigenous cultures to pristine beaches, lush forests, towering mountains, searing deserts, and cool highland retreats, visitors will discover endless adventures, relaxation, and discovery within its borders—far more than one would expect to find in a single country.
Tanzania is the first place that comes to mind when imagining the quintessential African safari. This East African gem offers an unparalleled safari experience, spellbinding travelers with its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. Tanzania evokes visions of untamed wilderness and awe-inspiring wildlife encounters, making it the ultimate safari destination.
At the heart of this extraordinary safari adventure is Tanzania's iconic Serengeti National Park, which epitomizes the essence of African wildlife. Our journey will take us across Tanzania's diverse safari circuits to explore the country's pristine wilderness and vibrant wildlife. We will venture into the depths of Ngorongoro Crater National Park and bask in the majesty of Mount Kilimanjaro. So buckle up as we embark on an unforgettable wildlife expedition through Tanzania's most spectacular national parks and reserves.
Tanzania is known for its incredible wildlife viewing in a stunning landscape of snowy mountains, volcanic craters, and vast grasslands. The annual Great Migration across the Serengeti and more remote parks offers superb opportunities to see massive herds of wildebeest, zebra, and Thompson's gazelle making dramatic river crossings. Tanzania also has thriving populations of iconic big cats and other wildlife that can be seen year-round across its protected areas.
It is easy to customize a tour package from India that caters to your unique needs and interests, whether you are planning safaris in Kenya or exploring elsewhere. SAVANA SAFARI helps you plan your ideal Kenyan safari by recommending destinations, sights, and activities based on your personal preferences. Their highly personalized Kenya and Tanzania tour packages allow you to craft an African adventure that is as individual as you are.
SAVANA SAFARI offers travelers an unmatched variety of tour options for Kenya and Tanzania. The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife, and activities presents endless possibilities. With so many choices available, planning a trip can seem daunting to some. However, SAVANA SAFARI makes it easy by providing the best Kenya and Tanzania tour packages from India.
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Hiking Mount Kilimanjaro Through the Most Exciting Route is Always Recommended!
Travelers coming to Tanzania these days are having so many different options to enjoy and so many different activities to join. Apart from taking the popular safari tours, travelers coming to this part of the world can now hire, trek, and do several other activities to spend their holiday time in this east African country in the most amazing manner. Due to this reason, safari tours in this country are also becoming more and more popular. After visiting the national parks and game reserves, travelers can opt for the trekking and hiking tours to the Mount Kilimanjaro. They can also opt for the walking tours deep into the forest or they can join the safari camping sites where they can enjoy under the night sky and the campfire. The leading safari tour planner is also going to plan your accommodation at the safari lodges where you will receive amazing services, facilities, amenities and a great level of comfort.
Explore this majestic mountain
If you are an adventure seeker and at the same time you love to admire the nature, then the hiking Mount Kilimanjaro tour is just designed for you. This type of tour brings sheer adventure and maximum chance for you to admire the natural beauty that surrounds this mountain. With your every step taken towards the summit, you can really explore nature’s best gifts for this mountain. It is also called as the Roof of Africa. This mountain is the tallest free-standing one in this world. That means such mountain is not a part of the mountain range.
Choose the most exciting route
Mount Kilimanjaro Tanzania Africa has always managed to draw attention of the travelers. It has seven routes such as Umbwe, Shira, Northern Circuit, Rongai, Marangu, Machame and Lemosho. It’s the Northern Circuit route which is the newest route and the most exciting one and highly recommended route.
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Experience the Thrill: Unforgettable Tanzania Southern Circuit Safari Tour
Looking for an unforgettable adventure? The Tanzania Southern Circuit Safari tour is the right approach. It offers a great opportunity to explore some of the most pristine and breathtaking natural landscapes.
During your Tanzania Day Trips Tours, you will discover from the vast savannahs of Nyerere National Park to the wonderful Mikumi National Park and the wilderness of Ruaha National Park. Rest assured that you will gain experience like no other. All you need to hire a professional local tour operator for the best possible exploring experience. What you are waiting for? Grab your binoculars and cameras and start this thrilling adventure.
Some Of The Most Stunning Locations-
Nyerere National Park- This Park is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. Nyerere National Park is one of the largest protected areas in Africa. Being home to an amazing diversity of flora and fauna, it also gives an experience of great animal and bird sightings.
In addition, Nyerere National Park is popular for populations of elephants, lions, leopards, and African wild dogs. You can witness different types of bird species so bird lovers can enjoy it. The most convenient way to enjoy this tour is to proceed with the game drive.
Mikumi National Park- This Park may be small in size but will give you a bigger thrill. Mikumi National Park is also known as the “Little Serengeti”. From countryside exploration to stunning scenery and beautiful valleys and mountains to museums - you will gain a unique experience.
Witness the royal African wildlife in action. While driving through the savannah, you will see herds of zebras, wildebeests, and impalas. You just keep your camera to capture these thrilling moments. Especially, the nearness to Dar es Salaam makes this park a perfect stop on your Southern Circuit Safari.
Ruaha National Park- This is a hidden gem for tourists. As the largest national park in Tanzania, it gives the best safari experience. Witness its great beautiful landscapes, rugged terrain, rolling hills and the Great Ruaha River. Game drives in Ruaha offer a great adventurous experience. Apart from that, encounter great animal sightings like Kudu, wildebeests, elephants, zebra and so on.
Final Thoughts-
In the Tanzania Day Trips Tours, you will witness pure nature. From the awe-inspiring wildlife to the hidden treasures to the natural beauty, this is a lifetime experience for everyone. This is the time to explore these trips and experience the difference.
So, why wait? Pack your bags and get ready to create memorable memories. However, you should have proper planning and all the information regarding this destination. We would recommend that hire a local tour operator that can make your journey hassle-free.
Make sure your tour operator is licensed and insured. Reputed tour operators also offer fully customized services to cater to your needs and budget. However, choosing the right service provider is vital. They should ensure 100% client satisfaction and affordable tour packages.
This is where we come in. Amazing Tanzania Southern Circuit Safari offers a truly immersive and remote experience to nature lovers or wildlife enthusiasts. Get ready for a treasured encounter!! Visit website today!
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