The World by Wild Frontiers

Calling all wildlife enthusiasts! Want to find out the best place to spot tigers in India, or what the ultimate wildlife experiences are in Brazil? Join Kate Humble and Jonny Bealby as they explore the wild and wonderful creatures you can spot on your travels around the globe. Discussing key wildlife destinations such as the Galapagos and Tanzania, as well as some more offbeat locations such as Pakistan and the Congo, they'll share their stories and tips so you can break away from the pack, and follow your own tracks on unbelievable safari and wildlife-filled adventures.

Madagascar is the main character in this exciting episode! An island bursting with life, but with so much more to offer than simply being the home of over 100 species of lemur and one famous movie...Dive into what it's like to visit Madagascar with Kate Humble and some of the 'professional travellers' of Wild Frontiers, Hayley Cleeter (Content Manager) and Marc Leaderman (Director of Ops & Product), covering essential topics such as travel logistics (road conditions, internal flights, visas and climate), different areas for different desires, and of course, up-close wildlife encounters and falling in love with baobabs!Explore our Madagascar tours here: https://www.wildfrontierstravel.com/en_GB/destination/madagascar

In the final episode of our India trilogy, we're journeying to Kashmir and through the Indian Himalayas.Wild Frontiers founder Jonny Bealby explores Kashmir's history, wars, complexities, and his relationship with this region. Wild Frontiers started running tours to Kashmir in 2004 and has been successfully taking travellers to explore this region ever since.Jonny is joined by Altaf Chapri, a hotelier in Srinagar and a friend of Wild Frontiers, and they discuss security in the valley and why it is advised against visiting (despite tourists being safe for many years). He runs Qayaam Gah and the Sukoon Houseboat in Srinagar and speaks about his love of Kashmir and the serenity and spiritual experience of staying on houseboats.They also discuss Wild Frontiers' High Road to Kashmir group tour itinerary and its unmissable highlights, including Ladakh, Leh and Srinagar. Wild Frontiers India specialist Shalmali Rao Paterson speaks about Leh's unique culture and landscapes, Spiti Valley, Kumar, Darjeeling and the state of Sikkim's appeal, and walking and staying in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas.Kashmir & The Himalayas Tours & Holidays

With help from three of our India specialists, Jess Mannion, Sejal Gopujkar, and Shalmali Rao Paterson, and Wild Frontiers Product & Operations Director Marc Leaderman, the team will fight the corner of each region’s unique offerings for travellers and capture the essence of India on their favourite routes.Jess – Rajasthan's iconic sights, rural homestays and tiger watching in Ranthambore National ParkSejal –The beauty of Kerala: Waterways, tea plantations, Kathakali traditional dance and festivals, and the wonders of the SouthShalmali – Off-the-beaten-track south: Chambal River Safari, Gwalior, Bhopal, Satpura National Park, and Aliyah Fort in MaheshwarMarc - From Gwalior to the east: Orchha, Khajuraho’s erotic carvings, Kumbh Mela festival in Allahabad, Bandhavgarh National Park, VaranasiJonny - Varansai to Kolkata, key sites, botanical gardens & flower markets. Check out Jonny's walking tour through Kolkata here: https://www.wildfrontiers.tv/walking-tour-of-kolkata/Check out part 3 for Kashmir & The Himalayas!India tours this way: https://www.wildfrontierstravel.com/en_GB/destination/india

Vast, varied, visually stunning, and endlessly fascinating, India offers a playful juxtaposition of serenity and colourful chaos, of beautiful ancient history and buzzing modern cities. With so much to see and do, how do you decide where to go for your first time?Join Wild Frontiers founder Jonny Bealby as he explores what you should know when you're planning your very first trip to the country. Accompanied by Marc Leaderman (Product & Operations Director) and Sarah Coombes (Head of Operations), they'll tackle all the tips and expert insight about what to prepare for and the pivotal places for first-time explorers. From what it's like to travel as a woman and cultural sensitivities to book recommendations and practicalities, this is your handy guide to everything you need to know before you embark on your first adventure to India!As Indophiles will know, you'll never run out of things to fall in love with while discovering this captivating country. Follow the World by Wild Frontiers podcast to stay updated for part 2, where our travel experts take part in a 'Battle of the Regions', and part 3, which focuses on Kashmir & the Himalayas.

Peru is the country that truly has it all. Encompassing the wondrous peaks of the Andes, the deep blue of Lake Titicaca, the arid plains that lead to the Pacific Ocean, and ancient Inca ruins that will enthrall visitors, prepare to be enchanted by a destination bursting with variety, life, and colour.In this episode, long-time friend of Wild Frontiers, Kate Humble, dives into the plethora that Peru has to offer (not including her own unique experience while filming a documentary about alpaca farmers!)Kate speaks to special guest Hilary Bradt (co-founder of Bradt Guides) about why she chose to feature Peru in their very first guidebook, written in 1974, plus many more fascinating travel tales that demonstrate her love of the country.Also joining Kate is Latin America expert at Wild Frontiers, Richard Leonardi, who offers a wealth of knowledge, including how to experience Peru 'off-the-beaten-track', sustainable travel, culinary delights, and travel logistics, to get the most out of your trip to this awe-inspiring country.