Tusker Trail
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12,000 Years of Mongolian Rock Art
Embarking on a journey with Tusker to Mongolia provides travelers with an extremely rare opportunity to experience rarely seen rock art, as old as 12,000 years, that is extremely hard to locate.
DEATH ON THE HORIZON
Lake Chad was once one of the greatest and most dynamic wetlands in the world; today it pales in comparison.
Due to irrigation usage, global warming, reduced rainfall, damming of inlet rivers and other human activity, the lake is shrinking; and could all but disappear in as few as two decades.
DARK DESIRES
The relationship humans have with sweets is one of history’s greatest love affairs.
It is a food that is synonymous with pleasure, and nowadays it has even been touted for its numerous health benefits.
GRANNIES SUMMIT KILIMANJARO
In Gisèle Lalonde Mansfield’s wildest dreams, she had never imagined that she would climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak, as a 55-year old grandmother.
But on October 3rd, 2007 she boarded a plane bound for Tanzania.
DEAD BEAT
Jet lag, or circadian dischronism, is one of the big drawbacks of modern day air travel and can result in a feeling that is way beyond tired.
