Wild food at a gastronomic moment. From Cambodia jungles to Sweden fjords, the promise of gastronomic experiences in wild contexts is to attract curious travelers seeking to reset their relationships with nature and with food. The appeal is understandable: anyone can get a table in a award -winning restaurant, but only a few privileged can catch a fish in the morning and watch it transform into sushi the same evening.

“I think that the new luxury is learning new things, being with people who know their job very well and (want to share) this information with you – whether it is a worker of Laur, a potter, a chef or a bartender,” explains Valentine Warner, British chef, writer and television host who founded Wilderness Last year. Thanks to its culinary pensions developed in the Kenyan Buisson, the guests team up with a range of cooks to collect edible plants in a combined master class and a gathering mission. “We aim to fill the head of everyone with wonderful things,” he adds.

For travelers concerned about food with an adventurous sequence, here is an overview of five experiences around the world where the search for returning to find back in search of wild gastronomy.