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Raucous crowds, the sound of hooves clattering, for local residents in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Naadam Festival is, by all means, the most magnificent event of the year. Ethnic Mongolians hold the five-day festival on the fourth day of the lunar month of June annually, paralleling the harvest season.

Bohk, the Mongolian word for wrestling, has a history of more than 2,000 years. It is a rugged hand-to-hand sport, relying more on raw physical power than a wide variety of techniques, loved by Mongolian athletes, scholars and statesmen for its unique combination of athleticism and aesthetics.

Red represents the blood of life for the land and its people, white represents purity and is the color for Theravada Buddhism, and blue is the national color of Thailand.
It is the first thing that stands out when you crossing throughout Bangkok, Ayutthaya or Chiang Mai: Thailand is a colorful country!

Inner Mongolia, officially the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is an autonomous region of the People's Republic of China. Its border includes most of the length of China's border with the country of Mongolia. In the more arid grasslands of Inner Mongolia, herding of goats & sheep is a traditional method of subsistence.

Dublin is well known for its thriving performing art scene. It is a hotbed of art, dance, and dramatic talent. As well as its legions of well-known comedians, thespians, artists, musicians, and stars of stage and screen, Dublin also plays host to some of the best street performers in the country.

With over 3,200 kilometers of coastline, Thailand is one of the top fish-producing nations in the world and is the world’s leading exporter of shrimp.

The area surrounding Krabi is considered the fishery capital of the Andaman Sea due to its abundance of aquatic life.

In the picturesque coastal villages of Zanzibar, groups of resilient fishermen embark on a daily journey that embodies the essence of perseverance and tradition. This glimpse into their world reveals a captivating blend of tradition, resilience, and profound respect for the sea.