Glen Valentine and Rainer Summers recently returned from two immensely successful back-to-back departures to the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan and adjacent Assam. Both trips scored huge totals and produced some of the most mouth-watering birds in all of Asia. Some of the many highlights include Swamp Francolin,...

Adam Riley co-led, with Marcelo Padua and Edson Endrigo, a record-breaking Rockjumper Brazil tour. We covered the world-famous Pantanal, the dry Choco woodlands of the Chapada region, the mighty Amazon at Rio Cristalino, and the bird-rich (but sadly threatened) Atlantic rainforests at Intervales and Ubatuba....

Home to the famous ancient ruins of Angkor Wat and traversed by the mighty Mekong River, the seldom birded nation of Cambodia gave our intrepid group of travellers, guided by David Shackelford, a truly memorable and exotic experience. Time was taken to explore the remarkable structure of Angkor Wat, the world’s...

For the first time ever, Rockjumper did 3 back-to-back tours in Cameroon, led by Markus Lilje and Keith Valentine. With some of the local conditions continuing to improve every year, there seems to be a growing interest in this fantastic birding destination – and looking at just a few of the birds that were...

Hosting a staggering diversity of habitats, Colombia supports more species of birds than any other nation on earth. Over the last few months, we organized two Colombia departures that scoured the length of the country in search of the numerous endemics and regional avian specialties. David Shackelford and Adam...