Pesarī kih Dūr-i Donyā rā Rekāb Zad (2): Safar be Āmrīkā Persiska (Farsi) 1404

The curious, adventure-loving boy from England sails across Africa and reaches Patagonia, a region at the southernmost tip of South America. Now, Tom’s long journey across the American continent begins. He travels through the mysterious lands of South and Central America, heading toward the northernmost point of the continent: Alaska. On this journey, Tom encounters breathtaking landscapes and meets people with unique customs and traditions. From Alaska, he continues to the third stage of his adventure: a journey toward the ancient continent.

In this captivating story, written by Alastair Humphreys—an English author, documentary filmmaker, and adventurer—based on his own real-life global travels, readers follow Tom, a daring boy who feels that the real world must be bigger than the one around him and decides to embark on an incredible bicycle journey to explore it.

The author’s first adventure began when he was only nine years old, a 32-kilometer trip across the three famous peaks of Yorkshire in England. In 2001, at age 25, Alastair set off on his four-year cycling journey around the world, covering 74,000 kilometers. In 2012, he was named Adventurer of the Year by National Geographic.

Alastair is also the creator of the concept of “microadventures”—small, adventurous trips that anyone can undertake. He has written numerous books about his adventures, which have been translated into multiple languages.