TRAVEL: Safari As the Eye Can See
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By IAIN MAYHEW A GIANT migratory herd thunders across the endless Masai Mara plain, its familiar calls of &quot;ooh&quot;, &quot;aah&quot; and &quot;click-click-whirr&quot; breaking the silence in the chill evening air of the African bush.
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The Studio MuseumÂs survey offers an inside view of Africa, detailed by handmade, graphically inventive and conceptually imaginative images.
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The animal can be a revelation of the human, but more often it appears as a contrast than a comforting reflection.
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By Sophia Maines, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Dec. 12--Grab your binoculars.   The majestic bald eagles are in town, and more are on the way to this favorite winter-feeding destination.
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Travel: Simon Reeve discovers one of the world's great train journeys in Madagascar
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It's hard to see much of the country as we whiz through Tanzania while the former president sees his antimalaria programs at work.
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All around the periphery of the Indian Ocean last Sunday morning, people were going about their lives in the most prosaic and familiar of ways: shopping for vegetables, watching cricket on television, hauling in fishing nets, lounging at poolside.
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Travel: Audio slideshow: Forget the Peruvian weavings, Moroccan rugs and African masks. Doug Lansky prefers his souvenirs supersized
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By Lindsay Clydesdal  PHOTOGRAPHER Colin Prior may have travelled to more than 40 countries, but his heart belongs to Scotland.
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ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar -- This island nation off the southeastern coast of Africa poses one of the world's great AIDS mysteries.
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A pleasant, colorful travelogue directed by the Bhutanese lama Khyentse Norbu.
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Travel: Sue Watt goes in search of endangered cheetah on a volunteer holiday that's a world away from a typical safari
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PUERTO AYORA, Ecuador -- An unremarkable day on the archipelago. A taxi honks at a meandering pedestrian. Dockworkers empty another cargo boat, while sunburned tourists listen to their guides explain how the unique fauna here inspired Charles Darwin to develop his theory of evolution.
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Sometimes it helps just to open an atlas and stare for a few moments. I did so this morning, checking out the Southwestern Asia map (#98) of the National Geographic Atlas of the World (a handsome volume, by the way).
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Travel: The nation once dubbed 'Locombia' - the mad country - is much safer now. Nick Easen checks out its raft of new eco lodges
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KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, South Africa  - There are no  easy answers when it comes to keeping the world's largest land  mammal in check.
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Get to know the world - its people, food, interests, music and spirit - all in a day.