The Basotho people traditionally used to dress themselves in capes made from animal skins, but tribal trends changed with time and eventually these garments were replaced by the woven blankets which are still worn in Lesotho today.
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Timkat is the most important festival in the Ethiopian calendar. Crowds of revellers, all dressed in white, dance and sing in the streets to the beating of drums.
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As you enter, the sounds of the Andean Pan pipes are sure to be coming from somewhere, the smells and sights will fill your senses and instill in you a passion to browse, bargain or just wander around watching and absorbing the atmosphere.
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Because of the windy conditions, Tarifa isn’t the first choice of destination for luxury loving sun-worshippers. It’s uniquely un-built up and there’s no large tourist complexes – just great campsites and many unpretentious cafes and bars which come alive after a hard days surfing.
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July is the time for car buffs of all types in Kenya. Mid – July sees the Kenyan Safari Rally. This is a fast paced race through the wilderness of Kenya where drivers do not only have to negotiate rough terrain but also assortments of wildlife.
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