Cheese Rolling in Gloucestershire: The wildest race you’ll ever see (or join)
Imagine a steep green hill, hundreds of eager spectators, and a wheel of cheese hurling down the slope at breakneck speed — followed by a mad dash of fearless competitors…
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Korean drinking culture: Never refuse a drink, Always use two hands
In South Korea, drinking is far more than a casual pastime—it’s a vital part of social life and an expression of cultural values. For many Koreans, sharing alcohol is seen…
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Dining etiquette in Korea: Respect comes first and you don’t eat until others do
When sitting down for a meal in South Korea, following proper table manners isn’t just about being polite—it’s a deeply rooted cultural expectation. Whether you’re dining out or enjoying a…
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Korean table manners: How to use chopsticks and spoons properly – Or risk being seen as rude
Even if you’re a big fan of Korean cuisine, do you actually know how to properly use Korean dining utensils? One key aspect of dining etiquette in Korea lies in…
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Self-Mummification: The sacred journey beyond death you’ve never heard of
Would You Willingly Mummify Yourself — Alive? Picture this: A monk sits cross-legged in a dim, stone chamber buried deep within a forested mountain in northern Japan. No light. No…
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Unusual customs from around the world you need to experience
Every culture hides a secret—a tradition so unusual, heartfelt, or downright bizarre that it leaves outsiders stunned and fascinated. From tomato battles in Spain to funeral dances in Ghana, humanity…
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Baby-tossing: The breathtaking ritual that turns faith into flight
In a quiet village of India, a crowd gathers below an ancient temple tower. Drums echo. Chants rise into the air. At the edge of the temple rooftop, a priest…
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Unique cultural traits of the land of the Thunder Dragon, Bhutan
Planning a trip to Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, to marvel at its picturesque landscapes, unique traditional attire, and vibrant festivals? Before you embark, it’s important to understand…
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Women flock to Korea’s quirky “Penis Park” for bold check-ins
On the famously romantic Jeju Island in South Korea, there’s a rather cheek-reddening destination that’s capturing the attention of adventurous tourists — especially women. Welcome to Haesindang Park, better known…
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The “Kingdom of Women”: A matriarchal society where men take the back seat
Imagine a world where women rule, marriage doesn’t exist, and lineage is traced solely through mothers. That world exists — tucked away in the lush valleys of Yunnan Province, China,…
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A closer look at Japan’s most bizarre “Naked” festival
Every year, Japan hosts a wide variety of eccentric and visually stunning festivals that draw thousands of curious visitors. Among the most unconventional and spectacular is the Saidaiji Hadaka Matsuri,…
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El Colacho: Spain’s Baby-Jumping festival you have to see to believe
In a quiet Spanish village tucked in the hills of northern Castile, a surreal scene unfolds each summer that leaves even the most seasoned travelers wide-eyed with wonder. Picture this:…
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Living with the Dead in Indonesia: A sacred bond beyond life
In the lush highlands of Tana Toraja, Indonesia, where mist coils through the mountains and tradition runs deeper than time, a ritual unfolds that challenges how the world sees death….
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8 Chinese dining etiquettes that might surprise (or confuse) foreign Tourists
At first glance, Chinese and Vietnamese dining customs may seem quite similar — shared dishes, chopsticks, and a deep sense of respect for elders. But dig a little deeper, and…
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Blushing in Reykjavik: Inside the world’s only penis museum
If Iceland is famous for its glaciers, volcanoes, and northern lights, there’s one place in downtown Reykjavik that will surprise even the most seasoned traveler: The Icelandic Phallological Museum –…
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Fan Death: South Korea’s most mysterious modern myth
In a world of smart tech and science-driven lifestyles, it’s hard to believe that a household electric fan could be feared as a potential cause of death. Yet in South…
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Famadihana: The sacred “Turning of the Bones” festival in Madagascar that will change the way you see Life and Death
In the heart of the Indian Ocean, on the lush island of Madagascar, exists a tradition so unique, so emotionally powerful, and so visually unforgettable that it captivates every traveler…
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