About Nellie Huang
Nellie Huang is a travel writer and blogger specializing in adventure travel and unusual experiences. She's been traveling around the world with her husband full-time since 2003. In her quest for adventure, she has climbed an active volcano in Guatemala, skydived in Spain, spotted wildlife in Madagascar and swam with sharks in South Africa.
She started WildJunket.com to chronicle her experiences and inspire others to get off the conventional trail and seek out extraordinary experiences. With the success of her blog, she also launched a digital flipbook magazine, WildJunket Magazine, features long-form, inspirational stories from obscure corners of the world.
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From Lemur to Baobab Trees: Madagascar Unveiled
Madagascar is a name that’s famous around the world – yet the country remains largely unknown. For those who are curious enough to go under its surface will be duly rewarded by otherworldly landscapes,
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Australia’s Top End: Tropical Kakadu
Mention Australia’s Northern Territory and you’ll often conjure images of sizzling, hot deserts and vast empty land. Indeed, the Red Centre is a desert painted in a vermillion color and sprinkled with cacti and
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Volunteering in Tanzania: Lessons Learnt
Some say that traveling the world is the best form of education – I can’t agree more. To say that traveling teaches us life lessons is an understatement. After a decade or so of
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Top Adventurous Activities in Asia
We’re heading to the Far East, a region that’s special to my heart since it traces to my roots. Gear up and dive in with me: here are some of my favorite adventures from
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An Arctic Expedition Cruise: What to Expect
I’ve dreamt of going to the Polar Regions ever since I got bitten by the travel bug: the idea of entering one of the most remote parts of the world, coming face to face
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Visual Adventure: Rajasthan
From bright vermillion buildings to fushcia pink saris, the northwest Indian state of Rajasthan is characterized by its colorful architecture and people. Be it temples, clothing, or tuktuks, everything in this vibrant state is
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Wildlife Photography on the Galapagos Islands
As a wildlife buff, my travels are often fuelled by my interest in animals and their natural habitats. I’ve traveled from Madagascar in search of lemurs to Africa for the Big Five and Australia
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Overlanding Southern Africa: Six of My Favourite Moments
The vast continent of Africa is studded with swathes of wild savanna and deserts, and much of it remains remote and unexplored. This raw, rural backcountry was a side of Africa that I really
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Reptiles, Waterholes and Gorges – Australia’s Red Centre
Australia’s Red Centre is often a synonym for the world famous Ayers Rock, better known as Uluru. While the UNESCO site has rightfully earned a reputation for its unique beauty, there is so much
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