North Africa is a treat for archeologists and historians who crave some AD-BC games! Giza Necropolis, an ancient site of the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx, will leave you awestruck by its architectural framework. The Great Sphinx of Giza, a monolithic monument recognized as an ancient Egyptian monument; Pharaohs’ tombs and burials in the Valley of the Kings; temple ruins at the iconic complex in Karnak; and Abu-Simbel Temples from the 13th century BC have all managed to cage time in them since the day they were built Africa houses legends and their legacies. Some believe that they are mere myths. I mean, who would believe that Hercules rested after his labors at a place they called the Caves of Hercules? Similar groups of findings also include the Unfinished Obelisk, an ancient quarry; Elephantine, a river island; Chellah, the scenic garden of the Romans; Medinet Habu, an ancient temple; the tomb of his excellency Ramesses III; the temple of Horus at Edfu; and much more. There are many man-made and natural marvels and places that find significance in ancient African history. Some of them are Luxor Temple (15–20 BC), Majorelle Gardens of exotic plants and gardens, Hassan II Mosque with its towering minaret, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, Ouzoud Falls of Monkeys, a camel safari along the Todgha Gorge, Mount Sinai, and the Erg Chebbi, Khan el-Khalili, a market place for almost everything, the Collossi of Menmon, Ras Muhammed National Park, Menara Gardens, Cairo Citadel, the Hassan Tower, Saint Catherine’s Monastery, and the great Alexandria Library called Bibliotheca Alexandrina. The land of the Pharaohs is truly a site to witness ancient history and to know stories as old as an eye can see. The itinerary will leave you spellbound when the land tries to show you what it has seen over the centuries. A trip here to experience something unusual is brought to you by Move on Leisure, a travel agency that believes in experiencing the unknown!

South Africa houses many natural wildlife zones, with the most sought-after being "Big Five" territory. Photographers, biologists, and, of course, tourists flock to these natural reserves to spot the "Big Five": lion, buffalo, leopard, rhino, and elephant in their raw form. You can find them in Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga and Limpopo Provinces, Kgalagadi (Kalahari) Transfrontier Park, and the Northern Cape, a place known to be on the top safari itinerary. Durban's Golden Mile, KwaZulu-Natal, is the starting point to tour the city and continues to have a chain of long beaches, flashy complexes, uShaka Marine World, a wonderland of sea-themed attractions, Moses Mabhida Stadium, and Mini Town, which is a tiny replica of Durban with a miniature replica of rail, airports, and harbor scenes. iSimangaliso Wetland Park, KwaZulu-Natal, is truly a miracle and wonder given Africa's largest estuarine system. It connects eight interwoven ecosystems, including coral reefs and swamp dunes, with record-setting rich marine and bio-life species. There are tons of adventure sports one can opt for here. The Garden Route stretches along the Indian Ocean from Mossel Bay in the Western Cape to the Storms River in the Eastern Cape. It engulfs a cliff, a couple of lakes, lagoons, green hills, and a number of adventure-clad activities The Drakensberg, or the Mountain Dragons, in KwaZulu-Natal is a must-visit place threaded with jaw-dropping beauty. It has the Khahlamba Drakensberg Park, the Royal Natal National Park of inspiring Amphitheatre, the Giant Castle Game Reserve protecting herds of eland, and dense forests sheltering the valleys Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve, Mpumalanga, is home to Africa’s second-largest canyon and a living biodiversity. Panoramic viewpoints include the Three Rondavels and the God’s Window, aptly named for their aesthetic sense. Boat trips and whitewater river rafting are also available here. Cage dive with great white sharks in Cape Town for a change and an adrenaline rush. Cape Town tour operators organize shark cage dives to areas such as Seal Islands, Simon’s Town, and Mossel Bay, and it is a self-proclaimed :Great White Shark Capital of the World. Since these cages are custom designed to withstand tremendous pressure, you don’t even have to pass the diving certification! Robben Island, in the Western Cape, in Table Bay, is listed among the World Heritage Sites because of its haunting reminders of the horrors that dawned during apartheid. This is where the legendary Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. The best part about this place is that your guides are ex-prisoners who share their first-hand experiences with you. The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront has a museum dedicated to this cause too. Johannesburg, the largest and also regarded as the "city of gold," is the vibrant heart of the country. This is the land that witnessed the genesis of democracy. It is also close to what is known as the soul of the land, the Soweto or southwestern townships that birthed the freedom movement. Pretoria, Gauteng, is the administrative capital, housing the Voortrekker Monument and Heritage Site and many Freedom Parks. These places are worth a visit to scan through time, with the Mandela House, Apartheid Museums, Constitution Hill, Gold Reef City, and what not. Tourism here is treasured with memories that will last a lifetime. With dream-like desert experiences, the lush breeze through the African Savannas, great gaping gorges, private game reserves, and lodges, you will find them all here. Move on Leisure will take you on its canvas; painting it the way you want is all up to you!