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Mali with or without Timbuktu | Fiona Dunlop | Mali, Niger River, Timbuktou
If you’re after a mind-boggling ethnic mosaic, being punts down the mighty Niger and seeing mud architecture that could have been designed by Gaudi before he discovered colour - then this is your kind of place
Mali Passing Through | Jasper Winn | Mali, Niger River, Timbuktou
Our aim was to reach Timbuktu and 'the world's remotest music festival,' a traditional swords 'n' camels Tuareg celebration, with an eclectic range of Malian and western bands booked in to add more noise
Mali's Festival in the Desert | Amar Grover | Mali, Niger River, Timbuktou
As the sun fades behind a pale gauze of haze and wind-blown dust, campfires flare and little teapots bubble. Veiled men lounge beside workaday hide tents as women chatter and scold restless children
Notes From Mali | Anthony Sattin | Mali, Niger River, Bamako
What stands out most brightly in my mind are the trip up the river, the music of the clubs of Bamako, the Malian capital, the quiet charms of Segou, the country's second-largest town, and the stunning mud-brick architecture of Djenne, whose mosque has become something of an icon for the country