Viajes Tuareg Blog

All things come in time. The remote province of Ratanakiri in the country’s northeast has finally opened to visitors. Some of Southeast Asia’s least-known ethnic minorities await us, along with virtually unexplored natural areas. Spectacular landscapes with huge rivers, lakes and waterfalls, diamond mines and villages whose way of life would delight any anthropologist.

Dani S., our man in Cambodia, shares his reasons for travelling there.

With May just around the corner, we still have places on some of our trips. If you haven’t decided yet, here are three destinations with availability in May, from Southeast Asia to lesser-known Europe.

Last places for May trips in one of our small groups.

In spring, Europe awakens after winter and is at its most inviting. Mild temperatures make it a pleasure to explore cities, walk through medieval villages or discover castles in the Carpathians without the summer heat.

From walks among Crete’s ancient monasteries to Europe’s lesser-known corners in Moldova.

At the start of the European summer, rivers in the Amazon basin have risen by up to 15 metres vertically, flooding the valley and the humid tropical forest. Those who travel to the Amazon at this time will find a unique landscape, very different from the months when the water level is low.

Travelling through the Amazon in summer means high water and flooded forest: the igapó

Choosing when to visit Nepal can turn a good trip into an unforgettable one. The weather varies considerably with the seasons, especially if you are planning one of our treks to enjoy views of the Himalayas.

For many, autumn (Oct–Nov) is the best time to visit Nepal, with stable weather and clear skies.

South Korea vs Japan. Distinctive cultural identity, tradition and modernity.

Our Naadam Festival trip to Mongolia is fully booked!

All places are now sold out for this great national celebration. The Naadam Festival brings traditional competitions, culture and a unique atmosphere to Ulaanbaatar, filling the city with life.

Can you imagine walking among 8,000 m mountains without embarking on a demanding trek?

We suggest a trip to Nepal which includes a four-day walk in the Annapurna region, with extraordinary views of Himalayan giants (Annapurna, Machapuchare…) and an accessible trail through villages in the Pokhara region among bamboo and rhododendron forests.

Spring 2026 is just around the corner, and most of our trips are fully booked. If you still have time to get away, we have a few places left for Albania on a special route combining culture, nature and adventure in the Balkans.

A route through Albania and North Macedonia, combining cultural visits with accessible walks.

Vietnam It is a fascinating destination at any time of year, but the summer months, its low season, offer a chance to explore more peacefully. Fewer tourists and a more relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal time to discover its landscapes and culture.

From the northern mountains to the Mekong Delta, through the temples of Angkor in Cambodia

From Himalayan landscapes and Tanzanian safaris to routes through the Caucasus, the Baltic countries and the volcanic Azores, our July 2026 trips offer something for everyone. There are also options in Asia, including Vietnam, Indonesia and Mongolia, and in the Americas, with destinations such as Peru and Colombia.

We have scheduled 95 departures to 46 different destinations to travel in July

If you have always felt envious of photographs of colleagues or friends in the jungle with a silverback in the background, now is the perfect time to decide to visit them.

Visiting gorillas in Uganda costs $920, a significant part of the travel budget, but it is worth it.

For everyone who has an African safari on their wish list, the question arises: which destination should I choose for my next safari? Should I travel to Kenya or choose a safari in Tanzania? This is a question we are often asked and try our best to answer, although honestly there are no absolute truths or single answers.

Kenya vs Tanzania: which offers the best safari?

Easter 2026 is just around the corner and many of our trips are already fully booked. If you are still thinking where to travel at Easter, this is probably your last chance to join one of our groups. The few itineraries still available have very limited places.

Last places available for Easter travel

June is one of the best months for hiking in Europe. Temperatures are pleasant, the days are longer and spring is at its peak. Many destinations are still quiet before the summer rush, making it an ideal time to explore spectacular landscapes and discover local cultures on an active trip.

Walks and hikes in Europe in June, with routes designed for those who enjoy exploring on foot.

Uganda, known as the “Pearl of Africa”, offers a unique and unforgettable experience: the encounter with the majestic mountain gorillas. These impressive primates, which inhabit dense tropical forests, are one of the most endangered species on the planet. We invite you to experience this extraordinary adventure through our Gorilla trek.

Do you have time off in June and feel the urge to travel?

Walking through the little-known valleys of northern Albania and Macedonia, watching large carnivores in the national parks of Kenya and Tanzania, or meeting ethnic minorities in northern Vietnam are some of the options we have prepared. Whether you are into travel alone, travelling as a family or with friends, we have a trip for you if you want to travel in June.

A trek through volcanoes, valleys and lakes reveals the varied landscapes of the Caucasus.

Explore the Caucasus Mountains on foot for an unforgettable experience. Armenia and Georgia offer stunning landscapes and exceptional cultural riches, making them ideal for those seeking time in nature and an insight into the history of Christianity.

The downside of having so many kilometres under your belt is losing your sense of wonder. Our recent trip through the Argentine Puna had exactly the opposite effect.

There we discover an exceptional landscape: vast, immense and almost empty, at more than 4,000 metres above sea level.

A journey through vast steppes, majestic mountains and ancient Silk Road routes. We explore vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes and a culture rich in tradition and hospitality.

A trip combining cultural visits and natural settings with travel by plane, private vehicles and an overnight train. An immersion in the richness of Kazakh culture.