August/September 2014 by Louise Orr Where else in the world would one hear the command “It’s time to light the dung!” Yes, elephant dung is the best defense against tsetse fly on game drives in areas where the nasty, hard-biting…
At Chalo Africa, we believe in conservation-minded eco-tourism, and we want to work with and support initiatives on the ground that truly make a difference. That’s why we’ve partnered with Kempinski Hotels and Asilia Africa to bring you this incredible…
Lion Sands Treehouses, South Africa – Picture this: it is twilight in the bushveld. The hoots of the owls mingle with the high-pitched laughter of the hyenas and the soft footsteps of the crepuscular wild cats. The Milky Way beams its…
MARATABA, MARAKELE NATIONAL PARK, SOUTH AFRICA – The sun rises on the Waterberg Mountains, signalling the beginning of a new day for the fauna of the region. The leopards stretch and pad off in search of prey, the kudu shake…
For the occasion of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kenya in July 2016, we made a short video welcoming him to Kenya. We explore the shared cultural roots of India and Kenya, and hope for a long partnership…
Our Managing Director, Smita Srivastava, was recently interviewed by India Outbound Magazine regarding her thoughts on Africa as a popular tourism destination from Indian travellers. Smita discusses several things – from the origins of Chalo Africa to the challenges faced by…
