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On safari in India’s wild west – the last home of the Asiatic Lion
Our writer, a seasoned India expert, looks at how the country can offer a big cat experience beyond the tigers of Rajasthan
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How to have the perfect holiday in South Africa
Experience the best South Africa has to offer in a two-week trip by following the ultimate itinerary created by our resident expert
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2024’s most exciting travel trends
The new year is nearly upon us – so what will be the hot topics in travel next year? Our expert reveals all
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The early-1900s banker who saved Britain’s countryside
In 1915, conservationist Charles Rothschild wrote a list of 284 sites “worthy of preservation”, protecting the future of natural Britain
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The world’s most iconic safari experiences – and the cut-price alternatives
Elephant encounters for £11 a night? Spotting leopards for £40? A Giraffe Manor alternative for £150? We explain how
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The Telegraph’s most widely travelled reader? Meet the 71-year-old who has ticked off 106 countries
‘I think of myself as Bury’s answer to Indiana Jones: a mild-mannered accounts clerk that changes into explorer mode on holiday’
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I’ve covered every corner of Botswana and this is by far the most beautiful
Our safari veteran reveals how the notorious game-proof fences of the 1980s kept visitors away from his favourite spot – until now
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The greatest wildlife show on Earth risks becoming an elite-only spectacle
Change is needed to tackle overcrowding in Kenya’s Maasai Mara, but higher fees will simply keep families and mid-range tourists away
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15 exotic species you didn’t know were roaming Britain
As a photo emerges of a big cat prowling our green and pleasant countryside, we look at other surprising beasts you might spot
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The well-heeled mini state that is bucking the trend in Zimbabwe
One writer returns to the country of his birth to discover how a 'Wonder of the World' is transforming tourism in troubled times
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I took a solo safari and got the best of all worlds
These epic adventures aren’t just for honeymooners and families – for single travellers, they provide the ideal balance of we- and me-time
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Are shark attacks on the rise, and where do most cases occur?
After a snorkeller was seriously injured by a shark in the Turks and Caicos Islands, we examine the data on attacks across the globe
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The rise of the cruise-safari
There’s a growing number of options for those who want to couple big cats and jeep dashes with floating from port to port
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The epic but overlooked alternative to the Maasai Mara
With only five lodges across its 61,000 hectares, Lewa is practically devoid of humans – and offers incredibly intimate wildlife experiences
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Rivers are usually associated with giving life – this one takes it away
In the shifting reaches of Assam’s great Brahmaputra river, everything seems possible
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Make this the year you discover the slow safari
Forget bush planes and racing from camp to camp – go at a leisurely pace and you will experience much more than the Big Five
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The 30 wild wonders of Britain you must see in your lifetime
From roaring stags to orcas and ospreys, you can explore a world of animal magic without ever having to leave the UK
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The dirty scandal blighting the British countryside
Dog muck is destroying the great outdoors, with more than 1,000 tonnes of waste now produced by Britain’s pampered pooches every day
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Elephants are a dream for safari lovers – but a nightmare for local farmers
A microbrewery in Botswana is creating a recipe to relieve tensions between people and pachyderms
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A 1940s photo of my mother in Kenya has always captivated me – after she died, I decided to visit
One writer followed in her mother's footsteps to the magical terracotta landscape of Kenya's Laikipia Plateau
