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      <description>“The lion crossed this track shortly after dawn,” says Christiaan Swanepoel, our wildlife guide, squatting beside the deep pugmarks of what is clearly a very big male cat.
This is probably the same lion whose distant roar reverberated through the canvas walls of my safari tent early this morning. It is no surprise that the big cat would still be hunting, but I wonder how the tracker could be so exact in his estimate of the timing.
“He walked over these insect trails,” says Swanepoel, tracing a...</description>
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      <title>Walking with lions: Inside South Africa’s Karoo safari and rewilding success story</title>
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“While Bali and Java – and perhaps Sumatra – might be relatively well-known travel destinations, most people would have trouble locating Indonesia on a map,” he explains.
It was with the aim of placing the...</description>
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      <title>Indonesia has been called ‘the world’s most invisible country’, but look beyond Bali and Java and you’ll find a wealth of traditional culture and architecture</title>
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      <description>A herd of deer blocks the potholed forest road, so I ease the car to the side of the track and switch off the engine. As I watch a young fawn foraging quietly near its mother, the rasping call of a green junglefowl – a wild cousin of our domestic chicken – breaks the silence. Then, from up in the canopy, comes the bickering chatter of two gleaming white Bali starlings, which are among the world’s rarest birds.
After living in west Bali for six years, it still strikes me as almost inconceivable...</description>
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      <title>Bali’s hidden gems and stunning secret spots where tourists rarely tread – from a resident who wrote a book on them</title>
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