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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Why do I keep coming back to Africa? It is not the safari; it’s the wilderness of the continent that attracts me like a magnet. Its unkempt nature, unforgiving wilderness, red earth, Maasai people, beautiful acacia trees and blooming jacaranda—they all define my love for Africa. “I had a farm in Africa at the foot of the Ngong Hills.” Yes, Out of Africa is an epic movie that has shaped my thoughts and inspired me to travel to Africa over and over again. No matter how many times I travel to Africa, my quest for Africa never ends. Sitting alone in the bushland on a moonlit night, I hear the night birds chirping and an owl hooted somewhere. I feel the moon drops silently dripping down on me. I love it! A star-filled African night whispers in my ears—“Stay with me.” I close my eyes. I hear Denys Finch in Out of Africa saying, “I don’t want to live someone else’s idea of how to live.” Denys was so right! Yes, that is the Africa I fell in love with, and that is my story I would love to share with you.
Amitabha Gangopadhyay
Amitabha Gangopadhyay was born in Assam. After graduating in Electrical Engineering from Jadavpur University in India, he pursued higher education in Canada. Amitabha has lived in Canada for many years now. He has enjoyed writing since he was a little boy.
Travelling and photography are his passions. His love for nature and the outdoors is everlasting. He often travels off the beaten paths of rural areas and wilderness. Travelling is not merely sightseeing to him; it is always a journey that gives him the pleasure to blend with the common people. He shares their joys and sorrows, their love and friendship, their traditions and sentiments with his readers.
Amitabha writes travel books that are available in India and international markets. He has also written several travel articles in Times of India and regularly publishes travel blogs on www.mytb.org/gangopa. In addition to globe-trotting, Amitabha enjoys paragliding, microlite, zip-lining, etc. wherever he travels. His complete work and colourful life story are illustrated with videos and photos on his website www.travelmysteps.com
