Beyond Africa (ePub)

So far away yet so close, that is Africa! One day, I'm gonna travel to Africa with my bag and camera! Forget all your troubles, come here making friends with the lions in Kenya, watching into lonely eyes of a leopard, enjoying the moonlight in the mawingo, or heading towards the snow-capped mountain to look for your love. In this book, the author took a closer observation of the wild Africa by paying a visit to the mysterious Massai tribe, and also went to see the grandmother of US president Obama. If you're looking for a long-lasting inextricable love, go to Africa; if you long for the charming of romance, go to Africa; if you are interested in learning of exotic history, go to Africa; and if you expect to encounter the true self, just go to Africa.Authors of this book is actually two lovers, one of whom is a year-round travelling overseas correspondent, with the other a busy professional executive in metropolitan life. Long time of being at separated places has gradually widen the gap between them, even if love does exist. As a result, here comes this Africa journey for their lost of love, which is the right origin of this 1+1 affectionate experience travel book. Therefore, except for a book about history and humanity culture of all specialty spots in Africa, when it developed with changing and growing of the authors' personal emotions in the middle part, a descriptive and touching journey are fully unfolded.There are secluded paths buried in dizzy dreamlike trees and flowers, there are tasty lobsters with odd cocktails, there are also plenty of beautiful sunlight and raindrops, as well as best coffee of the world. All those in Africa would make you feel lost. The peace and undisturbed atmosphere is best for people's temptation. How about gifting ourselves a brand-new chance to be free this time?Come and join us to Africa! Let's watch the wildebeests running in the vast grassland, the lingering image of elephants beneath the glow of sunset, the glittering long eyelashes of giraffes and the lions' howling into the sky, as well as groups of oryxes' playing and romping beside the rivers...