I went to Africa after work because I had no home to return to.
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Description
Book Introduction
'Africa as my home'
“Just like any other office worker
“A Strange African Travelogue”
Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa…
Now you can travel with just one book!'
Headed to Africa instead of home
A young man's turbulent journey across the globe
Embracing the beauty of nature
Time to dive into 'Africa'!
"I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to" covers Africa, from countries that immediately come to mind when you think of Africa, such as Kenya and South Africa, to hidden gems like Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.
This is a vivid story about traveling all over Africa.
This is a particularly welcome addition to the collection for those who want to kill two birds with one stone: curiosity and knowledge about traveling in Africa.
The 'Appendix' is filled with honest reflections on racial discrimination, travel planning tips recommended by professional travelers, and more, and will generously provide you with the travel know-how you've been looking for.
The author, who had traveled to 50 countries, headed to Africa without hesitation when the end of his lease and the sabbatical month coincided.
Aren't you curious about the allure of "Africa," a place you set out for without a moment's hesitation? If so, begin your journey now with "I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to."
This book is more than enough to be the best guide to take you to Africa, a place that is all the more fascinating because it is unfamiliar.
“Just like any other office worker
“A Strange African Travelogue”
Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa…
Now you can travel with just one book!'
Headed to Africa instead of home
A young man's turbulent journey across the globe
Embracing the beauty of nature
Time to dive into 'Africa'!
"I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to" covers Africa, from countries that immediately come to mind when you think of Africa, such as Kenya and South Africa, to hidden gems like Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.
This is a vivid story about traveling all over Africa.
This is a particularly welcome addition to the collection for those who want to kill two birds with one stone: curiosity and knowledge about traveling in Africa.
The 'Appendix' is filled with honest reflections on racial discrimination, travel planning tips recommended by professional travelers, and more, and will generously provide you with the travel know-how you've been looking for.
The author, who had traveled to 50 countries, headed to Africa without hesitation when the end of his lease and the sabbatical month coincided.
Aren't you curious about the allure of "Africa," a place you set out for without a moment's hesitation? If so, begin your journey now with "I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to."
This book is more than enough to be the best guide to take you to Africa, a place that is all the more fascinating because it is unfamiliar.
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Preview
index
prolog
01.
The pleasure of discomfort
Chapter 1.
korea
01.
[D-1] Company Office
02.
[D-2] Hyehwa Gosiwon
〈Appendix 1〉 Travel Tips Recommended by Travelers from 50 Countries
Chapter 2.
Kenya
01.
[D+1] Nairobi
02.
[D+2~D+3] Masai Mara
03.
[D+4] Masai Village
Chapter 3.
Tanzania
01.
[D+5] Moshi
02.
[D+6] Dar es Salaam
03.
[D+7~D+8] Zanzibar Tomb
04.
[D+9~D+10] Stone Town, Zanzibar
Appendix 2: Misconceptions and Truths Encountered While Traveling: Racial Discrimination
05.
[D+11] Zanzibar Paje
Chapter 4.
Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana
01.
[D+12] Lusaka, Zambia
02.
[D+13] Livingstone, Zambia
03.
[D+14] Victoria Falls
04.
[D+15] Chobe, Botswana
Chapter 5.
Namibia
01.
[D+16] Vinthoek
Appendix 3: Travel Planning Tips Recommended by Travelers from 50 Countries
02.
[D+17] Namib Desert
03.
[D+18] Sesrim
04.
[D+19~D+20] Swakopmund
05.
[D+21] Windhoek
Chapter 6.
South Africa
01.
[D+22] Border crossing
02.
[D+24] Cape Town
03.
[D+25~D+26] Airport overnight stay
Chapter 7.
Egypt
01.
[D+27~D+28] Luxor
Appendix 4: Misunderstandings and Truths Encountered on Travel: Baggaji
02.
[D+29~D+30] Hurghada
03.
[D+31~D+32] Cairo
04.
[D+33] End of schedule, return home
Epilogue
01.
dream
02.
happiness
01.
The pleasure of discomfort
Chapter 1.
korea
01.
[D-1] Company Office
02.
[D-2] Hyehwa Gosiwon
〈Appendix 1〉 Travel Tips Recommended by Travelers from 50 Countries
Chapter 2.
Kenya
01.
[D+1] Nairobi
02.
[D+2~D+3] Masai Mara
03.
[D+4] Masai Village
Chapter 3.
Tanzania
01.
[D+5] Moshi
02.
[D+6] Dar es Salaam
03.
[D+7~D+8] Zanzibar Tomb
04.
[D+9~D+10] Stone Town, Zanzibar
Appendix 2: Misconceptions and Truths Encountered While Traveling: Racial Discrimination
05.
[D+11] Zanzibar Paje
Chapter 4.
Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana
01.
[D+12] Lusaka, Zambia
02.
[D+13] Livingstone, Zambia
03.
[D+14] Victoria Falls
04.
[D+15] Chobe, Botswana
Chapter 5.
Namibia
01.
[D+16] Vinthoek
Appendix 3: Travel Planning Tips Recommended by Travelers from 50 Countries
02.
[D+17] Namib Desert
03.
[D+18] Sesrim
04.
[D+19~D+20] Swakopmund
05.
[D+21] Windhoek
Chapter 6.
South Africa
01.
[D+22] Border crossing
02.
[D+24] Cape Town
03.
[D+25~D+26] Airport overnight stay
Chapter 7.
Egypt
01.
[D+27~D+28] Luxor
Appendix 4: Misunderstandings and Truths Encountered on Travel: Baggaji
02.
[D+29~D+30] Hurghada
03.
[D+31~D+32] Cairo
04.
[D+33] End of schedule, return home
Epilogue
01.
dream
02.
happiness
Publisher's Review
“I can’t help it,
“I have to go to Africa after work today.”
The expiration of the lease and the Sabbath month
A special record exchanged for a trip to Africa!
When you want to escape the gray everyday life and encounter a world of vivid colors, the word that comes to mind is 'travel'.
The author was no different from others.
The author, who had willingly endured inconveniences and traveled to dozens of countries, used the 'variables' of the lease expiration and the sabbatical month as 'opportunities' for travel.
And on that occasion, I captured all the beauty of the African continent in ‘I Left Work in Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to.’
"I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to" is a record of walking and seeing Africa's representative landmarks and the grandeur of nature with my own two eyes.
The author calls himself a "Korean standard" person, but the experiences he gained after working in Africa are anything but "standard."
The abundant photos that accompany the vivid travelogue are another attraction of this book.
From everyday life in Africa to the natural landscapes you can only find in Africa, you can get a glimpse of Africa from A to Z through the author's eyes.
If you are tired of the repetitive daily routine and want to escape somewhere, then "I Left Work for Africa" is the perfect book for you, which takes advantage of life's variables to head to Africa.
We hope you will join the author on a journey to share the vitality of life.
“I have to go to Africa after work today.”
The expiration of the lease and the Sabbath month
A special record exchanged for a trip to Africa!
When you want to escape the gray everyday life and encounter a world of vivid colors, the word that comes to mind is 'travel'.
The author was no different from others.
The author, who had willingly endured inconveniences and traveled to dozens of countries, used the 'variables' of the lease expiration and the sabbatical month as 'opportunities' for travel.
And on that occasion, I captured all the beauty of the African continent in ‘I Left Work in Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to.’
"I Left Work for Africa Because I Had No Home to Return to" is a record of walking and seeing Africa's representative landmarks and the grandeur of nature with my own two eyes.
The author calls himself a "Korean standard" person, but the experiences he gained after working in Africa are anything but "standard."
The abundant photos that accompany the vivid travelogue are another attraction of this book.
From everyday life in Africa to the natural landscapes you can only find in Africa, you can get a glimpse of Africa from A to Z through the author's eyes.
If you are tired of the repetitive daily routine and want to escape somewhere, then "I Left Work for Africa" is the perfect book for you, which takes advantage of life's variables to head to Africa.
We hope you will join the author on a journey to share the vitality of life.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 11, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 312 pages | 152*225*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791173555718
- ISBN10: 1173555714
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