Tag: camel
History
Dec 3, 2015Night in Tunisia: The International Festival of the Sahara
As a large palm oasis sitting on the edge of the desert, Douz is unofficially known as the “Gateway to the Sahara.” Popular with adventurers who want a taste of the nomadic life, this city is basecamp for tourists and survivalists alike. Every year in December, the city celebrates its nomadic heritage with the International Festival of the Sahara.
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Study Abroad
Nov 25, 2015Rome Week 12
Melissa Tait checks in weekly from her study abroad semester in Rome; catch up with her every Wednesday on Trazee Travel.
Unique Itineraries & Tours
Nov 2, 2015Camels and Mustaches: A Journey into Pushkar, India
Take a trip to a side of India few people see: the Pushkar Camel Fair, an annual meeting of dromedaries, sadhus and more.
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Trends / Unique Itineraries & Tours
Jul 10, 2015Camel Racing in Dubai
The popularity of the Kentucky Derby in the United States proves people are always down to see an animal race around a track. The people of Dubai take this to a new, albeit unique, level. Next time you’re in town consider taking in one of their highly popular camel races.