Dulang, a native of Maun, spent his formative years on the fringes of the Okavango Delta, herding cattle at the family's cattle post during school vacations.Growing up surrounded by the diverse wildlife of the area, he absorbed invaluable survival skills from his grandfather, who served as a mentor.Grandfather's wisdom included advice on navigating the bush quietly to avoid disturbing lion prides and paying attention to subtle signs from animals like upset squirrels, signaling potential threats.

In the 80s, Maun transformed into a tourist hub, drawing attention from well-dressed jeep drivers transporting eager visitors.Intrigued, Dulang approached one of these guides, learning about the fascinating world of safari tours.Inspired by his passion, his brother encouraged him to turn his hobby into a business.Taking the leap in 2011, Dulang left his teaching job to establish a successful camping safari venture.

As a safari entrepreneur, Dulang's responsibilities include marketing tours globally at events like ITB, utilizing social media and online platforms, negotiating contracts, and crafting unique safari routes.Ensuring the well-being of his guests falls under his purview, overseeing a dedicated team of guides, chefs, and assistants who work harmoniously to maintain pristine camp conditions, provide delicious meals, and foster a positive atmosphere for an unforgettable safari experience.