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Traditional winemaking in Georgia – the oldest wine in the world

A Georgian wine cellar - image from TamadaThe history of Georgian wine, the oldest wine in the world Traditional winemaking in Georgia and the future of Georgian wine Georgian wine is being recently re...

History and modern practice of Kecak, the “monkey chant” of Bali

Bali, Indonesia, Reportage

where to see Kecak traditional show in Bali Its origins and meanings: how a sacred ritual turned into a profane performance Indonesia is a cradle of cultures, a cosmos where each island is a separated plan...

Where to see traditional dance in Bali: Legong and Barong Theater in Ubud

Bali, Indonesia

How to see Balinese dance, music, and theater shows The many venues for cultural performances from Bali in Ubud and beyond. Legong and Barong with Gamelan Bali is one of the most visited places in the wor...

The ancestral villages of Flores. Ngada culture in Bena and Gurusina

Flores, Indonesia, Reportage

The Ngada village of Bena, near Bajawa The traditional villages of Ngada region, Flores, Indonesia Bena, Gurusina, and Wolondopo's culture and rituals What to see around Bajawa Probably the most interestin...

Doburoku Matsuri, Shirakawa-Go: raw sake festival in the Japanese Alps

Japan, Reportage

raw sake flows like a river at Shirakawa Goa reportage from the Raw sakè festival in the Japanese Alps Doburoku matsuri in Shirakawa-go And so finally we reached Shirakawa-go, with the force...

woman fetching water with hers copper vase in Lahic

Lahic: copper, wood, and stone – the Caucasus of Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan

Lahic - traveling the best of Caucasus in Azerbaijan Lahic is a pearl of the Caucasus, a really must-visit place if you're traveling in Azerbaijan. It's history dates back at least 2000 years, here people sp...

Sungai Asap, the Bakun Dam resettlement: Borneo people on the verge of extinction

Borneo, Malaysia, Reportage

Sungai Asap is where the Borneo people (Kenyah, Penan, Kayan) have been resettled to built the huge Bakun dam. Their ancestral homes and lands flooded

those left in Bakun try to exploit the only resource here, tourism

Hydroelectric devastation in Borneo: interview with Save Rivers

Borneo, Malaysia, Reportage, Uncategorized

Save the Rivers an interview about so-called clean energy in Borneo The word "Borneo" evokes myths of lush rainforests, strange and dangerous animals and populations of fascinating costumes... all true, unt...

the ghost villas of Kep – architecture lost in time

Cambodia, Reportage

one of the abandoned modernist villas of KepKep, Cambodia - visiting the ghost villas Kep is a fallen star, a dream that came untrue, an open wound, a memento, an unwilling memorial. Although ...