Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet bloggers
Apr 28, 11
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Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet bloggers free photo ebook

Did you know Diary of a Muzungu featured on Lonely Planet from 2009-2012?

If you like travelling – real or armchair! – you’ll love this …

Diary of a Muzungu has been appearing on Lonely Planet, as part of the travel bloggers’ Blogsherpa programme  since 2009.

The Lonely Planet “Blogsherpas” is a group of 250 of the world’s best-known bloggers. Our free photo e-book “Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet Bloggers” takes readers on a world tour of almost 70 countries, and introduces the world of professional travel blogging. You can download a copy for FREE!

Lonely Planet Uganda. Diary of a Muzungu Lonely Planet Featured Blogger

Diary of a Muzungu was a Lonely Planet Featured Blogger from 2009 to 2012

 

 

In the e-book, Diary of a Muzungu highlights some of the incredible places I’ve visited in Uganda. I had just two pages in which to select my favourite photos of Uganda – so it wasn’t an easy decision!

Lonely Planet Uganda. Diary of a Muzungu Lonely Planet Featured Blogger

It took me weeks to decide which of my photos of Uganda I could include. I have hundreds more… Photos – Diary of a Muzungu – as featured in the Lonely Planet bloggers’ e-book

“Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet Bloggers” features a collection of stunning images that capture the essence of our travel experiences.

The gathering of this eclectic group of travel experts was born out of Lonely Planet’s effort to broaden content for their audience. “The concept was simple – get the best 10% of travel bloggers out there to share their thoughts and ideas…shining a light on the very best travel writing and photography on the planet,” tells Matthew Cashmore, former Innovation Ecosystem Manager at Lonely Planet on the creation of the BlogSherpa Program.

“The 40 BlogSherpas showcased in the e-book specialize in travel modes ranging from solo to couples to family travel, road trips, budget travel, expat living, voluntourism and even perpetually traveling digital nomads,” explains Karen Catchpole, one of the featured bloggers.

Lonely Planet Uganda. Diary of a Muzungu Lonely Planet Featured Blogger

Fishermen in a dugout canoe paddle through the early morning mist on the Rover Nile, near Jinja. Photo – Diary of a Muzungu – as featured in the Lonely Planet bloggers’ e-book

The BlogSherpas have reached beyond our own blogs, featuring in National Geographic Traveler, Huffington Post, Travel + Leisure, AFAR and more.

I’m delighted to be associated with Lonely Planet and to share and learn so much from the Lonely Planet Blogsherpa global community.

“Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet Bloggers” is free to download here.

It’s a big file so make yourself a cup of tea while it’s downloading … we hope you enjoy the e-book as much as we’ve enjoyed collecting the content for you 🙂

If you want to see more of my photos, check out my Gallery on Flickr or follow Diary of a Muzungu on Instagram and Facebook.

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7 thoughts on “Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet bloggers”

  1. CharlieBeau 'Diary of a Muzungu' says:

    Wow – never in our wildest dreams! Uganda is voted the No. 1 destination to visit for 2012.

    https://www.muzungubloguganda.com/2011/11/uganda-voted-no-1-lonely-planet-travel-2012/

    There are so many fantastic reasons why Uganda should be number one.

    As Lonely Planet says: “get here before the crowds do.”

  2. Pingback: The Muzungu’s Best of 2012!

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