Tag: Desert

Street Art Found in the Desert

While all the other editors were overly excited about this month’s topic, I wasn’t even sure if I’d manage to fill one article with pictures and content. But after reading  Jillian ’s article on street art she captured from all around the world, I began t...

10 Tips for The Abu Dhabi Desert Safari

An Abu Dhabi Desert Safari is a thrilling adventure through the mesmerizing dunes and the rich culture of the Arabian desert. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, these 10 tips will help you make the most of your desert safari experience and ensure it’s a lifetime jour...

Safaris in the Dubai Desert along with Different Animals, Facts, and Tips

Glimpse into the Mystical Desert of Dubai Dubai, known for its towering skyscrapers and luxurious lifestyle, has a hidden gem that lures adventurers from around the world — the desert safaris. These safaris offer captivating experiences in the vast Arabian deserts, showcasing the beauty and...

The Desert in Monochrome

Sometimes you just gotta do something different to get the creative juices flowing. Upon finding some old photos from life on the Oregon Coast circa 2016, I felt nostalgic of the freedom and fun I used to have with my old DSLR camera. You know, the kind of free spirit magic that comes from doing som...

The Day We Drove Into a Herd of Rare Desert Elephants

All of a sudden there were elephants everywhere. Ahead of us, behind us and on both sides of the car. We held our breath watching these gentle giants walking through the riverbed. They acted as if we weren’t there. It was in 2016 when four friends decided to head on a road trip through Nami...

What is a Food Desert, and How Can We Fix Them?

There were times growing up when my family had a rough time finding healthy food. We were one of those families that seemed to slingshot from being okay financially to scraping the bottom of the barrel for spare change. There were times when I was a little when the only vegetables I saw were the ...

The Ruins of Palmyra: Syria’s Ancient Desert Oasis

Palmyra, once a thriving city in the heart of the Syrian desert, offers a unique glimpse into the past, revealing a civilisation that flourished at the crossroads of several great empires. A blend of Greco-Roman and Persian influences, it gained prominence as a vital trade centre on the Silk Road...

Tripping On Peyote In The Arizona Desert

Despite its otherwise harsh policies towards controlled substances, Arizona is one of the few states that completely allows for the use of the psychedelic cactus peyote for religious purposes by non-native people, in addition to native people who fought for federal protections over their right to us...

Finding Ancient Artefacts in the Sahara Desert Using Radar

The Sahara Desert is a vast, arid region in North Africa that covers an area of over 9 million square kilometres (3.6 million square miles). With its size and challenging environmental conditions, exploration in search of ancient civilisations and artefacts has naturally been a little difficult! ...

Thar Desert Traditions

The Thar Desert in Pakistan isn't just about endless sand and scorching sun. It's a place brimming with culture, where traditions have been around for hundreds of years. Let's explore some of the cool stuff that makes Thar special: Ralli Quilts: A Work of Art: Thar's women are fam...

Life in Thar Desert

emptiness, the Thar is a surprising anomaly - the most densely populated desert in the world. Life here revolves around the ever-precious resource - water - and the ingenuity of the people who call it home. Picture courtesy: https://images.app.goo.gl/JfoRp8it71neAKkt8 Traditional Living: E...