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Experience the Perseid meteor shower in the heart of Jordan’s Wadi Rum desert. Our Nabatean Nights tour combines ancient wonders with breathtaking stargazing for an unforgettable celestial adventure.
Discover Nepal’s hidden trails beyond Everest! From the serene Annapurna Circuit to the cultural gems of Langtang and Manaslu, these alternate trekking routes offer breathtaking scenery, authentic encounters, and fewer crowds for an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.
Discover how your journey to Sierra Leone can make a real difference. Responsible tourism here means supporting local artisans, guides, and conservation efforts—while enjoying authentic cultural experiences and the country’s breathtaking natural beauty. Travel with purpose!
Escape the crowds and experience Petra like never before! The back route offers breathtaking desert views, a rewarding hike, and a peaceful path to the stunning Monastery. Discover this hidden adventure today!
Planning a trip to Bhutan? Learn how the Daily Tariff System works, what it includes, and how to budget effectively for a hassle-free journey in this breathtaking Himalayan kingdom!
Pakistan’s breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality make it the perfect travel destination. From the Karakoram Highway to Lahore’s vibrant streets and Fairy Meadows’ stunning views, here’s why I’ve chosen to explore this incredible country this year!
In this blog post, we'll introduce you to Water to Go and explain how their reusable filter bottles can help you significantly cut down on your plastic usage during your adventures with Encounters Travel and Oasis Overland.
Mykonos is known for its super-stylish hotels, great beaches and summer party atmosphere.
Do you want to explore the sun-kissed Greek island of Santorini? This travel guide will provide you with all the information you need to know.
The buzzing metropolis of Bangkok has been the capital city of Thailand since it was moved from Ayutthaya after the Burmese invasion in 1768.
Uganda could be considered a ‘Primate Trackers’ paradise as it is home to 13 different species of diurnal and 6 kinds of nocturnal primate. They can be found in many of the parks throughout Uganda.