In the tropical lowlands of Nepal in Chitwan national park I and another 4 travellers hired a teenager to guide us through the swamp of elephant grass to a stand of forest. Our intrepid guide gathered us around. “If the rhino charges you what can I do?” He answered himself “Nothing! You must run zig zag an climb up a tree plenty quick” so with the safety talk over we proceeded. Climbing up a tree what a magnificent sight - 2 rhinos beneath. Now we had to wait for a LONG time before they moved off and we could climb down We continued along a tiny track to a lagoon and the elephant grass was parted to reveal a mother and baby rhino. The guide was jostling my arm which was annoyingly ruining my photo shot when he suddenly screamed and ran back up the track. Of course I ran too and for good measure scampered up a tree plenty quick. It was subsequently revealed that a boa constrictor and come out of the water and slithered across his foot. This understandably freaked him out and he took of back the way we had come -“OMG OMG All finish we go back now” He took off and we followed however he was so distracted he failed to notice a huge pile of steaming rhino shit on the track (rhinos do 14 kilos of poo each day) you didn’t have to stick your finger in it to realise it was VERY fresh. At that point we looked to the left and saw 2 huge rhinos about 10 feet away,. We looked at them , they stopped feeding and looked at us. Then very quietly we kept walking very grateful to get safely away

A warm hello to everyone! In 2006, I left Puerto Rico and moved to Florida, then later to New York, where I lived until the summer of 2019. Since then, I’ve been based in Florida, while continuing to travel regularly to New York, as my main office remains in Manhattan. I enjoy traveling to other countries and cruising the Caribbean, and I make it a point to travel 2-3 weeks each year. I'm looking forward to sharing and hearing travel stories. Be well! ✈️

This week I’ll be sharing a fabulous Argentinian adventure staying with long time international friends and Passport Connection members Lupe and Peter in beautiful Buenos Aires, exploring Iguazu Falls, one of South America’s most spectacular natural wonders, and a journey of 250 kilometres south of Buenos Aires to visit friends and stay at their ranch called “Las Tres Marias” a classic Argentine cattle property. Watch the video below then Click HERE for the story, images and media.

I’m originally from Melbourne but now a long term Brisbane resident. I was bitten by the travel bug when I was 15 and am now 65 and with some pauses for illness and kids (2kids 3grandkids) I try to travel at least once a year

Hello Everyone, it's a blessing to be part of this amazing community. Am a 23 year old based in Juba , South Sudan to be really honest I haven't experienced travelling in my life be4 although I really deserve to travel around the world to see places, meet new people, enjoy there divine cultures and to know the uniqueness of every country and it's beautiful people... I mean there alot of limiting factors both financially and personally. It really crazy how a medical student really demands alot from this life 😂😂😂 I really look forward to meet everyone and to share my personal experience living in this country of mine 😁😁 Feel free to inbox