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Bridge to Jao

In the wettest place on Earth, the village of Mawsynram in Meghalaya, India are some of the most fascinating bridges you'll ever see. These "living bridges" are formed by locals who have trained the roots of rubber trees to grow into natural bridges. They are sturdy enough to far outlast man-made wooden structure bridges. Because of the relentless rain in Meghalaya's jungles, wooden structures would rot away. These root bridges are self-strengthening, becoming more sturdy ...

San Camp Makgadikgadi Botswana

Picnic lunch at Warwick Wine Estate under the oak trees

Soak under the stars: The 'star bath' at the Sanctuary Baines’ Camp in Botswana is the ultimate bubble bath experience... but it will set guests back £936 per night

Evening in the mokoro - traditional dug-out canoes. Traditionally carved from the trunk of a single mature tree. Now mokoros are made from fiberglass to preserve the trees which take up to 100 years to grow to the size required to make the mokoro.

Botswana,Kubu. Anton Crone.

Red lechwe jumping a stretch of water in the Okavango Delta

Looking out over the floodplains of the Okavango Delta at Xigera

Jao Reserve - a stunningly beautiful camp. Complete with a full service spa and gym, the ideal honeymoon camp.