Behind the satin curtains of a Chinese opera
Chinese Opera, combining literature, drama and musical performance, is one of the ancient art forms in the world, which has been entertaining the Chinese...
Papua New Guinea Festivals: Enga Show
Unique and still intact culture, extravaganza of colours, body and face paint, impressive headdresses, traditional songs and frenzied dances make Enga Cultural Show a...
Chingay ritual, a special ending of the Chinese New Year
Chingay ritual, spanning across five days, is one of the oldest celebrations in Malaysia running for over a century. This annual tradition of Johor...
Papua New Guinea Culture & Traditions: Baining Fire Dance
Sacred and captivating Baining Fire Dance is unique to the Baining people living in the mountain forests of East New Britain Province of Papua New...
Papua New Guinea: National Mask Festival in East New Britain
Mysterious and feared Duk-Duk, Kinavai ceremony, impressively dressed dancers from West New Britain, New Ireland and other provinces of Papua New Guinea with their...
Can Cau Market, or where to sell your buffalo
Can Cau market is a colourful local market in the North of Vietnam. This authentic and bustling market attracts hundreds of ethnic minority people...
Papua New Guinea: Bougainville Reeds Festival
The Reeds Festival, held in Arawa town on the remote Bougainville Island of Papua New Guinea, is the unique opportunity to experience the rich...
Ten kilos of roses please: Pak Khlong Talat Flower market in Bangkok
Pak Khlong Talat is the biggest flower market in Bangkok. This bustling and authentic market is a fascinating place to visit, especially for those,...
Chinese New Year celebration in Chiang Mai
The Thai-Chinese count for at least 15% of the population in Thailand. Although they are well assimilated into the Thai culture, they keep many...
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