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In the Kingdom of LO Upper Mustang - NEPAL
Bleu Hindu India - Jhodpur, the blue city - The city of Jhodpur, India, is defined as "the blue city" due to its very numerous houses painted blue, a color once reserved for the Brahmin caste. Charm and history exude from its architecture and its many murals that recall rich and glorious ancient times. A very intimate journey to discover the beauty of an everyday life strongly imbued with a past that is still present. (2024)
Attar preziose essenze India - Il nome Attar deriva dalla parola "Itr" che in lingua persiana/araba significa profumo, fragranza celestiale. Nella capitale indiana dei profumi, Kannauj, si producono gli olii essenziali con metodi millenari rimasti intatti fino ai giorni nostri. Rose damascene, hennè, gelsomino e molti altri fiori, con erbe, spezie e svariate essenze legnose, sono le basi di questi pregiatissimi profumi esportati in tutto il mondo. Ma uno su tutti contraddistingue questo luogo, il Mitti Attar , il "profumo della pioggia". (2024)
A path towards the Sky Ladakh - INDIA - An intimate and adventurous journey in Indian Ladakh crossing spectacular panoramas in search of a thousand-year-old Buddhist monastery of marvelous beauty lost in the Himalayan mountains. Avulsed from the modern world, tranquility and inner peace reign supreme. A mystical and mysterious place, a meeting of cultures and religions that recalls the fantastic "Shangri-La" described in James Hilton's novel. (2024)
The island that wasn't there Iceland - About 20 million years ago, emerging from the depths of the ocean, an island that did not exist began to form. Iceland, one of the most recently formed lands on the planet. Generated by the unstoppable forces of nature and in perpetual changement, this land fascinates us for its primordial landscapes of extraordinary beauty, but also for its beating heart of molten rock which periodically shows itself on the surface with spectacular eruptions. (2023)
The honey of the Gods Nepal - Between the western slope of the Himalayas and the southern slopes of Annapurna, in Nepal, live the Gurung, a people of Mongolian-Tibetan ethnicity. A tradition handed down for generations distinguishes them for their daring hunt for the huge beehives built on the bare rock, suspended in the void. In these plateaus, at an altitude of 2500 metres, the largest bees in the world produce a honey with hallucinogenic properties... the honey of the gods. (2023)
The Diwali of the humbles India - On the 15th day of the month of Kartika of the Hindu lunar calendar, between October and November, the most important annual festival of Hinduism occurs: Diwali, the festival of lights. Festivities and lights illuminate homes and streets across India. A journey to a very poor village, where the centuries-old tradition of the festival still maintains its ancient characteristics and has not yet given way to modernity. (2023)
Angels in hell Dhanbad - Jaharia - Jharkhand - INDIA - In Jharia in the State of Jharkhand in India, the depths of the earth have been burning for over a century. The fire devours the subsoil, the ground collapses, engulfing the houses of the poor villages overlooking an open-cast coal mine, one of the largest in the country. Every day, men, women and children illegally collect native coal to transform it for domestic use and resell it. Their source of survival. (2021)
Pacu Jawi Sumatra island - The meaning of “Pacu Jawi” in the local Minangkabau language is running of the bulls. Every year, four rice farming villages on the Indonesian island of Sumatra celebrate the harvest through an ancestral tradition marked by competitions of pairs of young bulls led by jockeys, running in the rice fields submerged by the water. About two hundred participants, of different ages, but only a few manage to complete the crossing. The craziest and most spectacular competition in Asia. (2021)
In the folds of time A journey back in time in the mythical Iran to discover some ancient villages, and unknown to most, which still preserve, in addition to the very particular architecture, a way of life almost unchanged for many centuries. It seems that time has forgotten about these incredible places and its inhabitants. (2021)
Java, coffer of wonders The Indonesian island of Java is known as the land of numerous and majestic active volcanoes and other dormant ones that reawaken periodically. These giants have shaped the territory and over the centuries also affected the work of man. But, exploring the island in more remote areas, you can also encounter other natural wonders and tribes who, proudly, they continue to live in the deep jungle isolated from the modern world. (2021)
Pearls of Persia A journey through the millenary history of ancient Persia, witnessed by "pearls" of history, ancient religions, centuries-old works unchanged over time, splendid architecture and extraordinary underground hydraulic engineering works, which have characterized a civilization among the most important and refined of the ancient world. (2021)
I am Kuki In the deep jungle of the island of Siberut, in Indonesia, there are some clans of an almost primitive tribe, the Mentawai. A tribe proud of their traditions and ways of life that try to resist modernity in every way. Isolated from the civilized world they live on what the jungle offers them. Kuki, an old shaman will accompany us in the discovery of their way of life. (2020)
Lands of Persia Persia, today's Iran, is a country known for its mythical cities and its millennial history, rather than for its natural beauty. Outside the classic tourist destinations, a journey through its immense plateau will allow us to appreciate some of its mostly unknown natural beauties. The rainbow mountains of the north, the Kaluts (sand castles) in the Lut desert and the wonder of the islands in the far south are just a few examples of the extraordinary beauty of a country waiting to be discovered. (2019)
Angkor, the charm of a rediscovered gem Angkor is the most important archaeological site in Cambodia. Built between the 9th and 15th centuries AD. it hosted the capital of the Khmer Empire, of which it was the religious and political center. After the city was abandoned in the 16th century, it was engulfed by the jungle and fell into oblivion. Rediscovered after about three centuries, it generated the myth of the “lost city in the jungle” in the West. A mysterious charm continues to envelop this carved gem where unexpected “treasures and wonders” can be discovered. (2019)
The tribes of the north One hundred and thirty-five ethnic groups are present in Myanmar. A mixture of different cultures, traditions, customs and languages. A journey to discover the main ethnic groups that live in the north of the country while maintaining ancient customs and traditions. (2018)