All the places I took my family
The most beautiful journeys are the ones we take together
Taking Mum and Dad to Africa? I can heartily recommend it! But I must also warn you against it…
In this new travel novel, I take you on three separate expeditions – to the peaks of the Himalayas, into the jungles of Sumatra, and through the deserts and savannahs of Namibia. You'd be hard-pressed to find more different places, but for me, they have one thing in common: after years of solo expeditions, I travelled to all of them with my family. The Himalayas with my parents, Sumatra with my wife, and Namibia with everyone at once.
Set off into the world with us and see for yourself that the most important travel question isn't where, but with whom.
Ladislav Zibura
Ladislav Zibura (born 1992, České Budějovice) is a Czech traveller, writer, and journalist. He has been undertaking long-distance walking journeys since he was young and enjoys visiting places far from the usual tourist trails. He wrote his first book, 40 Days on Foot to Jerusalem, at the age of twenty-two while studying journalism. Since then, he has published a further five titles, in which he describes walking journeys through Nepal, China, and the Caucasus, hitchhiking across Europe, a journey around his native Czech Republic, and the stories of modern pilgrims on the way to Santiago de Compostela. Zibura is currently the bestselling Czech author of travelogues. Readers appreciate his sense of humour and eye for detail, as well as the factual accuracy and linguistic quality of his texts. In 2020, he received the Hanzelka and Zikmund Award for the best travelogue of the year. All the Journeys I Took with My Family is his seventh book. For the first time, Zibura moves away from solo wandering and shares with readers an intimate story of travelling with his parents and wife.
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