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Akha Tribes and Insects

WORLDWIDE | Mon, 25 Apr 2011 | By cscarlettsmith | Views [591]

Akha Tribes and Insects The akha, pronounced in a very phlegmy way, originated from Burma, still accord to animism and legitimately wear traditional dress. The women are very very shy, and also on a side note very muscly. The merest show of a camera ... Read more >

Tags: akha, northern laos, phongsali, trekking

Chiang Rai - Life with the hill tribes.

THAILAND | Mon, 29 Dec 2008 | By jciecko | Views [3833] | Comments [1]

Originally we were supposed to spend the week following Christmas volunteering at the Elephant Nature Park (http://www.elephantnaturepark.org). Unfortunately, they were at capacity so we had an extra week to kill in the north of Thailand. Sebastian ... Read more >

Tags: akha, hill tribes, lahu, long neck karen, trekking, waterfalls, yao

Northern Hill Tribes

THAILAND | Thu, 13 Nov 2008 | By redcosmicdragon | Views [1035] | Comments [2]

Despues de algunos dias en Bangkok tome el tren directamente hasta el norte del pais a la Ciudad de Chiang Mai. Dea ahi un autobus a la region mas al norte que tiene frontera con Myanmar y Laos Tambien conocida como el Golden Triangle o Triangulo Dorado ... Read more >

Tags: akha, golden triangle, hill tribes, thailand

 

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Around 600 years ago, the skies turned blood red and through the boiling hot water rose a volcano off the shores of what is now Auckland, New Zealand. Rising above the sea, remnants of volcanic rock are slowly being hidden away by  grasses and moss. Once an inhospitable area, Mt. Ragnitoto lies beneath a blanket of green trees. : by tomas-nocera, Views[423]
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