Despite the eminence of landscape and nature, inhabiting and home, and journeying and crossings in virtually all of the major philosophical traditions, surprisingly little has been published on the topic academically. There is, of course, a great deal of scholarship concerning landscape and travelling in literature and art, but the philosophical and religious dimensions of these themes have not yet been adequately appreciated. It may thus be a timely endeavour to address this topic and, given its intrinsic connection with ‘trans-locality’, to do so from an inter-cultural perspective.