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A traditional Chinese pavilion emerges above a lush green forest under a bright blue sky; Beijing, China | Photo Credit: Jason Hu Runner-Up Aerial view of residential buildings in Da Qing Shi, Hei Long Jiang Sheng, China during sunset
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Shoshone-Bannock Fashion of Jamie Okuma
Across the high deserts and mountain valleys of the American West, artistry has long carried stories from one generation to the next. Among today’s most celebrated Indigenous fashion designers, Jamie Okuma, a Shoshone-Bannock artist, transforms that living heritage into garments that honor ancestral knowledge while embracing contemporary design. Her work reflects a deep respect for Native traditions, revealing how fashion can become a language of identity, resilience, and cul


Heilongjiang Traditional Bread and TCM
In a time where Western nutrition warns against bread, Heilongjiang’s historic embracement of wheat breads raises a different question: why did one of China’s oldest Northern regions embrace wheat while the rest of the country remained rice‑based? Traditional Chinese Medicine offers missing context- foods are not universally “good” or “bad” but shaped by climate, digestion, and regional conditions. Heilongjiang’s traditional breads initially emerged from Russian migrati


Wonder Woman of the Week: Amber Midthunder
Across the vast landscapes of the American Southwest, stories of identity, resilience, and cultural continuity have long been woven into the land itself. Among the rising voices bringing those stories to a global audience is Amber Midthunder, an actress whose work reflects both artistic talent and a deep connection to her heritage. Born in New Mexico and raised in a family involved in the arts, she grew up surrounded by storytelling. Her father worked as an actor and stunt pe


Silent Nature of China's Greater Khingan
Gegengol in Greater Khingan forest Stretching across northeastern China in a long, forested arc, the Greater Khingan Range rises from rolling plateaus into a landscape shaped by wind, snow, and time. Here, vast expanses of wilderness create a sense of scale that feels almost limitless. Rivers thread through valleys lined with larch and birch, while distant ridges fade into blue horizons. For outdoor enthusiasts, the mountains offer an uncommon combination of solitude, ec
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The Olmecs: Mothers of Civilization
Wild West Week

The Great Train Robbery
The Great Train Robbery is a 1903 American silent Western action film made by Edwin S. Porter for the Edison Manufacturing Company. It follows a gang of outlaws who hold up and rob a steam train at a station in the American West, flee across mountainous terrain, and are finally defeated by a posse of locals. The short film draws on many sources, including a robust existing tradition of Western films, recent European innovations in film technique, the play of the same name by Scott Marble, the popularity of train-themed films, and possibly real-life incidents involving outlaws such as Butch Cassidy.

The Alamo
A silent film reconstruction of the final assault of the Battle of the Alamo

160 Days to Oregon
Enjoy an animated time lapse of pilgrims navigating the Oregon Trail from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean

Fur Trappers on the Missouri
A time lapse of a day in the life of French fur trappers navigating the waters of the Missouri River

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Culinary Seoul
8 Days from $7200 per person | Trip Type: Gastronomy | Activity Level: Casual to Moderate | Group Size: 2-10 + 1 Instructor Trip Overview Taste the Flavors of Korean cuisine Immerse yourself in Korean culture Trip Itinerary Days 1-8 Meet in Seoul and spend the week eating at some of the city's best restaurants | Learn about culinary traditions of South Korea | Explore the unique flavors of Korean cuisine | Escape the city to explore the Korean landscape that has shaped the


Leon Fencing Camp
8 Days from $6800 per person | Trip Type: Field School | Activity Level: Advanced | Group Size: 2-10 + 1-2 Instructors Trip Overview Spend the week immersed in the culture & history of India- the birthplace of chess- while improving your skills in the world's most popular board game Explore the Indian culture and the history of the Gupta Empire Trip Itinerary Days 1-8 Meet in Leon and spend the next week exploring the history and culture of Spain | Practice fencing in Leon'


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
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