Luxury Adventure Travel

Luxury adventure travel- as far as real estate go,( or rather, the lack of it), luxury adventure travel connotes a sense of displacement, a lack of possessions and the true luxury that does not hamper mobility. Luxury adventure travel in Mongolia with the distinctive Mongolian gers

- inspiring a new aesthetic tangent in mobile tented safaris- reaching all the way to Africa, the Caribbean and North America , is capturing the imagination of a larger demographic of people than what the Mongol conquerors managed to in the 14th century. Luxury Safaris via luxury mobile tents through Kenya and the Serengeti, being another variant of adventure travel, allows one to venture into the most remote parts of Africa , unhampered by the lack of suitable accommodation or travel infrastructure.

The themes of luxury and adventure travel aren’t as divergent as it’s been made out to be- whilst the true (and best, according to Chatwin), nomads, are able to withstand the most basic of living conditions- travel in the modern world is a temporary affair, couched against the comforting knowledge that no matter how bad things get, there’ll always be the luxury of home to return to at the end of the journey. The most famous adventurers of modern times are almost always financially well-off and Chatwin, despite his championing of the basic lifestyles of the nomads, found it fit to complain in his diaries:
“18th day of disasters. Wrecked my plans. (…) Feeling very hard done by. At least the sun is shining. It rained earlier. Difficulties of Patagonia. Want a salad. Cannot face any more meat. Dust in your eyes”- from the thesis of Jonathan Michael Chatwin, 2008.

Have not found any shit on Thesiger though…