Cambodia… The alarm clock sounds at 5:15am; it is still dark despite the curtains being drawn. I’m not a morning person by nature, but by now – our...Read More
Professor Bob Brier is not only one of the nation’s leading Egyptologists, but a brilliant lecturer and renowned storyteller. Patricia Remler is an author, photographer, & art historian. She’s the...Read More
While all Far Horizons scholars are special, travel with Dr. Damian Evans is a special opportunity not to be missed! Dr. Evans has worked in Cambodia since the...Read More
Haven’t you always wanted to plan a special trip with your family, a close group of friends, “just the two of you”, or perhaps a solo trip? Isn’t...Read More
The Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia is one of the last undiscovered places in the world. Three of Ethiopia’s eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites are found here and...Read More
Ethiopia, formerly called Abyssinia, is one of the oldest Christian countries in the world. Perched atop Africa’s highest plateau, the country is protected by forbidding deserts and tropical...Read More
During my first visit to Angkor, in March 1954, I was immediately struck by the similarity of this ancient city in the Cambodian plain to the great Maya...Read More
After spending most of the day walking the narrow, rock-cut passageways below ground level that characterize the northern group of churches in Lalibela, it seems odd to have...Read More
Are you an Egyptophile at heart? Well, Bob Brier – Far Horizons study leader for our trips to Egypt and Sudan – just published a new book that...Read More
