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During the Crépissage, residents of Djenné, Mali, work together to repair and rebuild the Grand Mosque, the world’s largest mud-brick structure.
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Turtuk was part of Pakistan until 1971, when the Indian army occupied the village during a border war along the Line of Control and never gave it back.
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Hidden in the remote stretches of north-west New Mexico, the Bisti Badlands are one of the US’ most surreal sites.
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For centuries, in the flatlands of southern Spain, one of the country’s longest cattle migrations has occurred. But now, technology is opening up new possibilities for farmers.
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The Salar de Uyuni salt flat is on many people's bucket list, but most do not know that the area surrounding this monochromatic scene is bursting with colour.
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For the last eight years, travel photographer Réhahn has been working on an ambitious project to photograph members from all 54 of Vietnam’s recognised ethnic groups.
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On the three-hour Circular Railway, each of the 38 stops provides a window into the bustle of Myanmar’s largest city.
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Once a year, Mongolians from different provinces, tribes and religious beliefs gather at Lake Khövsgöl to celebrate their shared connection to nature.
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Follow these powerful women who have pioneered the path to female sovereignty and are truly rulers of their worlds.
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Feel a sense of awe and sheer amazement with these natural phenomena and manmade marvels.
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A series that examines the characteristics of a country and investigates whether they are true.
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