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Serene landscape of palm trees silhouetted by a sunset over green fields in Midnapore, India | Photo Credit: Shuvrasankha Paul Runner-Up Men enjoy a swim in the Hooghly River with Howrah Bridge in the backdrop; Kolkata, India | Photo Credit: Monojit Dutta
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The Sound of West Bengal
If you ever travel to the eastern part of India, especially in the forests and villages of West Bengal, you might hear the earth singing. This music coming from the soil is called Jhumur, and it was traditionally sung when people began working and cultivating the land for use. For many communities who set up this way in West Bengal, it is more than just a song, but also a way of celebrating new life in respect to nature. Jhumur comes from the Adivasi (Indigenous) and rur
Photo of the Week
Serene landscape of palm trees silhouetted by a sunset over green fields in Midnapore, India | Photo Credit: Shuvrasankha Paul Runner-Up Men enjoy a swim in the Hooghly River with Howrah Bridge in the backdrop; Kolkata, India | Photo Credit: Monojit Dutta
A terra clama e ninguém ouve
Carolina, MA • Brasil • Março de 2023
Wonder Woman of the Week: Rani Rashmoni
Along the banks of the rivers that braided through nineteenth-century Bengal, one woman emerged as a powerful defender of her people during a period of profound political and social change. Rani Rashmoni was born in 1793 into a modest Kaibarta family near present-day Kolkata and rose to prominence through marriage to the wealthy landowner Rajachandra Das. After her husband’s death, she assumed responsibility for a vast estate, demonstrating remarkable administrative skill in
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Empire is a strategy game where players assume the role of a historical civilization or culture, striving to expand their influence through military conquest, diplomacy, and urban development. Players manage resources, build cities, and engage in tactical warfare, all while balancing cultural growth and technological advancement to create a powerful and lasting empire.
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The Gunfighter
In a small town in the old west, a lone and weary gunfighter enters a saloon. As he walks through the room surrounded by the people of the town, a voice begins narrating the scene, telling us exactly who this gunfighter is. But unlike every classic western to use the narrator trope, the characters in this film can hear the voice. This omniscient narrator quickly begins divulging the deepest, darkest secrets of the people in the saloon. He exposes infidelity, homosexuality, pr
Granicus
A gripping mini-series of animated six-minute shorts recreates the ancient Battle of the Granicus in full scale using cutting-edge video game technology. Follow Alexander the Great’s daring river assault, the clash of Macedonian and Persian forces, and pivotal battlefield decisions through cinematic visuals, dynamic action, and historically grounded storytelling.
The Gunfighter
In a small town in the old west, a lone and weary gunfighter enters a saloon. As he walks through the room surrounded by the people of the town, a voice begins narrating the scene, telling us exactly who this gunfighter is. But unlike every classic western to use the narrator trope, the characters in this film can hear the voice. This omniscient narrator quickly begins divulging the deepest, darkest secrets of the people in the saloon. He exposes infidelity, homosexuality, pr
The Olmecs: Mothers of Civilization
Along the humid Gulf Coast of ancient Mesoamerica, the Olmecs forged one of the earliest great civilizations. Colossal stone heads emerge from dense landscapes, silent witnesses to complex rituals, trade networks, and artistic mastery. Their influence rippled across generations, shaping cultures that followed and leaving enduring mysteries beneath the earth.
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Quebec Teen Language Immersion
Montreal blends European charm with North American energy, captivating visitors through cobblestone streets, vibrant festivals, and world-class cuisine. Historic architecture meets modern creativity in lively neighborhoods filled with art, music, and café culture. From the beauty of Old Montreal to the warmth of its multicultural communities, the city offers unforgettable experiences in every season for curious travelers. GROUP FLIGHTS, AIRPORT MEET AND GREET AND SPECIAL AIRF
Between the Ears: Oaxaca, Mexico
8 Days from $3370.50 per person | Trip Type: Field School | Activity Level: Advanced | Group Size: 5-10 + 2 Instructors Trip Overview Ride into the Sierra Norte mountains and cross the Continental Divide outside of Oaxaca City. Stay in Los Pueblos Mancomunados — Indigenous-managed communities with eco-tourism projects that support cultural heritage and local ecosystems. Experience the region’s incredible biodiversity — cactus forests in the valley, oak forests dripping with S
Between the Ears: Mongolia
13 Days from $3841.30 per person | Trip Type: Field School | Activity Level: Advanced | Group Size: 5-10 + 2 Instructors Trip Overview Experience a homestay with a nomadic Kazakh family to learn about their style of horsemanship and daily life Ride a multi-day pack trip with horses and camels through steppe, rocky mountain, and forest Attend Naadam, Mongolia’s annual festival celebrating the sports of horse racing, wrestling, and archery (July 3-15 expedition). Participate in
Between the Ears: Transhumance
11 Days from $3413.30 per person | Trip Type: Field School | Activity Level: Advanced | Group Size: 5+ + 2 Instructors Trip Overview Ride alongside local shepherds and guides through mountain passes over 11,000 ft and across vast steppe surrounded on all sides by snow-capped mountains. Visit stunning Köl Suu lake, situated at over 11,500 ft and ringed by sheer rock faces. Spend a day with the eagle hunters and learn the basics of mounted archery. Stay in local guesthouses, yu
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