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12/02/2025

Henry Munyaradzi (1931-1998) – The Zimbawe Shona Sculptor

Son of a spirit seer who left the family at an early age, Munyaradzi spent his childhood and youth without schooling, as was common for rural Zimbabwe at the time, working as a herdsman and a hunter with dog, bow and arrow. He worked as a village blacksmith, carpenter, painter and to***co sorter, among other jobs.

In 1967, at the age of thirty-six, he became acquainted with the Tengenenge Artists’ Colony, founded by to***co planter Tom Blomefield. It was there that he first saw sculptors at work. The idea of the artist colony changed his life. He became self-taught in his sculptural mastery, and he soon became a leading sculptor at Tengenenge. Soon his works were shown in the National Gallery of Salisbury (now Harare). Exhibitions at the Musée Rodin in Paris and New York’s Museum of Modern Art followed, establishing his international reputation in the early 1970s.

His art often depicted the natural world and Christian imagery. "I follow the shape of the stone. If the stone is standing there, I can see the different points which are important and I make it out of my instinct; there's a harmonious relationship between myself and the stone," he explained.

In 1975 he left Tengenenge. After a solo exhibition in London in 1984, he was able to buy his own farm in Ruwa, southeast of Harare. From 1985 until his death in 1998, he lived and worked there in close contact with his family and nature. His peculiar, simple style is so concise and sculpturally perfect that he cannot be confused with any other Shona sculptor.

07/02/2025

► Live the Durbar Festival

🗓️ From 29 March to 5 April 2025
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Last Places have designed this trip to northern Nigeria with the aim of getting to know the Hausa culture. To achieve it, we will visit the emirates of Kano, Zaria and Dutse, where we can admire old Hausa-style adobe palaces as well as meet members of royalty. During this time of year, the Durbar Festival parades are usually held in the emirates, so we will try to attend the ones in Kano and Zaria. Also, we will meet the Zul tribe, enjoy the spectacle of a clan of 'hyena men' and witness a Sharo Festival of a Fulani community.

► Vive el Festival Durbar

🗓️ Del 29 marzo al 5 abril 2025
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Last Places ha diseñado este viaje al norte de Nigeria con el objetivo de conocer la cultura pueblo hausa. Para ello, visitaremos los emiratos de Kano, Zaria y Dutse, donde podremos admirar antiguos palacios de adobe de estilo hausa, así como conocer a miembros de la realeza. Durante esta época del año, se suelen celebrar los desfiles del Festival Durbar en los emiratos, así que intentaremos asistir al de Kano y de Zaria. También conoceremos a la tribu zul, disfrutaremos del espectáculo de un clan de ‘hombres hiena’ y presenciaremos una ceremonia Sharo de una comunidad fulani.

©️ Photos by Jordi Zaragozà Anglès, and Jorge Fernández

05/02/2025

New Gourna Village, designed in the 1940s by visionary Egyptian architect Hassan Fathy, is being revived as a model of sustainable architecture. Located on Luxor’s west bank, the village was originally created to relocate a community living atop a royal necropolis. Fathy used local materials like mud brick and traditional techniques to create naturally insulated homes, blending environmental consciousness with cultural sensitivity.

Though the project faced delays due to financial and political challenges, its recent renovation by UNESCO and Egypt’s Ministry of Culture aims to honor Fathy’s legacy as “the architect for the poor.”

This ultra-sustainable village showcases Fathy’s groundbreaking approach to eco-friendly design and affordable housing, proving its relevance decades later. As the first phase of renovations opens, New Gourna stands as a testament to preserving heritage while addressing modern challenges like climate change. It’s not just a village but a timeless inspiration for sustainable living.

30/01/2025

► Living with the Nenets

🗓️ From 30 March to 7 April 2025
ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com

During this trip to the Siberian Arctic, we will live with a family of nomadic shepherds: the Nenets. We will share several days with them, in which we will participate in the different activities they carry out, many of them outdoors, which can reach temperatures of up to -45°C. In addition, we will delve into the role of women within this society in which each figure is key to the survival of the group.

► Convivencia con los nénets

🗓️ Del 30 marzo al 7 abril 2025
ℹ️ Más info en lastplaces.com

Durante este viaje al ártico siberiano, conviviremos con una familia de pastores nómadas: los nénets. Compartiremos varios días con ellos, en los que participaremos en las diferentes actividades que llevan a cabo, muchas de ellas en el exterior, pudiendo alcanzar temperaturas de hasta -45°C. Además, profundizaremos en el papel de las mujeres dentro de esta sociedad en la que cada figura es clave para la supervivencia del grupo.

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29/01/2025

The remote Ramu River region in Papua New Guinea can be described as a smaller Sepik River, but without the saturation of tourist cruises. The local tribes are untouched, making the trip much more exciting and real. Bosmun tribal receptions in remote villages take place up the Ramu River, where highlander tribal men can be found.

We are pioneers in exploring new tribal territories in Papua New Guinea since 2021.

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23/01/2025

📢 Last spots available to live the Kumbh Mela Festival and the Ganga Aarti ceremony

► Trip to India
🗓️ From 21 Feb. to 2 Mar. 2025
👤 Guided by

A comprehensive trip to India that begins in the holy city of Varanasi, on the banks of the Ganges River, a place of worship for millions of Hindus. The trip continues with the grand Festival of Kumbh Mela, the highlight of the expedition. The sacred ceremony of Kumbh Mela has astrological motivations and takes place only once every twelve years. We will also visit the ghats to witness the Ganga Aarti. Finally, we will visit the best spots in Delhi, the capital of India.

This trip to India will be guided by , a documentary photographer specializing in photojournalism, social portraits, press photography and wildlife. In 2022, he was nominated for the World Press Photo for ‘Sudan looks at us’.

ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com

©️ Photos by Parna Gohil; Ninara from Helsinki, Finland, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Prashant Kharote, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons; Michael T Balonek, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons; Ninara from Helsinki, Finland, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons; Pierre-Emmanuel BOITON, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; travelwayoflife, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Sujay25, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Sujay25, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

21/01/2025

Taoist ritual mask, central China, 1938.

Taoist rituals involve purification, meditation and offerings to deities. The details of Taoist rituals are often highly complex and technical and therefore left to the priests, with the congregation playing little part. The rituals involve the priest (and assistants) in chanting and playing instruments (particularly wind and percussion), and also dancing.

One major Taoist ritual is the chiao (jiao), a rite of cosmic renewal, which is itself made up of several rituals.

A shortened version of the chiao is a ritual in which each household in a village brings an offering for the local deities. In the ceremony a Taoist priest dedicates the offerings in the names of the families, performs a ritual to restore order to the universe, and asks the gods to bring peace and prosperity to the village.

16/01/2025

► From the city of Ghardaia to the heart of the Sahara Desert

🇩🇿 Trip to Algeria
🗓️ From 11 to 25 April 2025
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We will begin in colonial Algiers, with the decadent French Quarter and the Kasbah, a place where time seems to have stopped. From the busy Mediterranean coast, we will head to one of the sacred cities of Islam: Ghardaia. In Ghardaia, the women cover themselves with white sheets and give a ghostly atmosphere to the old alleys. After exploring this historic city, we will fly to the heart of the Sahara and meet the Tamacek or Tuareg people in their remote and magical enclaves of Tamanrasset and Djanet. From these bases, we will immerse ourselves in the rocky hills of Assekrem and the gigantic and magical dunes that surround Djanet.

► De la ciudad de Ghardaia al corazón del desierto del Sahara

🇩🇿 Viaje a Argelia
🗓️ Del 11 al 25 abril 2025
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Comenzaremos en el Argel colonial, con el decadente barrio francés y la Kasbah, un lugar donde el tiempo parece haberse detenido. Desde la concurrida costa mediterránea nos dirigiremos a una de las ciudades sagradas del Islam: Ghardaia. En Ghardaia las mujeres se cubren con sábanas blancas y dan una atmósfera fantasmagórica a los viejos callejones. Después de explorar esta ciudad histórica, volaremos al corazón del Sahara y conoceremos al pueblo tamacek (tuareg) en sus remotos y mágicos enclaves de Tamanrasset y Djanet. Desde estas bases nos sumergiremos en las colinas rocosas de Assekrem y las gigantescas y mágicas dunas que rodean Djanet.

© Photos by Xavi De Las Heras.

14/01/2025

Appearing in Levy Strauss’ 'Tristes Tropiques', the Bororo are indigenous people of Brazil living in the state of Mato Grosso. They produce beautiful vernacular architecture such as this sacred house, located near the village's football camp.

Traditional ceramic dishes are proof that the Bororo are also good artisans, as well as the decorated wooden stool from 1972 shown above, near aldeia Bom Jardim.

Despite having endured conquering in their past, they still retain their native tongue, the Bororo language.

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11/01/2025

Guyana native man with facial symbolic paintings.
Expédition Guyane-Tumuc-Humac, Dominique Darbois, 1951 - 1952

09/01/2025

► Traditional tribes of the dry north and the equatorial jungle

🗓️ From 9 to 19 April 2025
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This ethnographic trip to Cameroon aims to get to know the traditional tribes of the north and east of the country. The trip will take place through the last virgin tropical forests in the country. We will meet Bantu tribes and the Baka people, who continue to live by hunting and gathering. The trip will continue through the Faro Valley, the territory of the Mbororo nomads, and the Vokre Mountains, the refuge of the last D**a animists.

► Tribus tradicionales del seco norte y la selva ecuatorial

🗓️ Del 9 al 19 abril 2025
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Este viaje etnográfico a Camerún tiene como objetivo conocer a las tribus tradicionales del norte y el este del país. El viaje transcurrirá por los últimos bosques tropicales vírgenes del país. Nos encontraremos con tribus bantúes y el pueblo baka, que siguen viviendo de la caza y la recolección. El viaje seguirá por el valle de Faro, territorio de los nómadas mbororos, y los Montes Vokre, refugio de últimos dupás animistas.

© Photos by , Markus Mauthe and Ana Robles taken during a trip to Cameroon.

08/01/2025

Fulani women of Fouta Toro wear unique ‘crest’ hairdos. If the Fulani men of Fouta Toro carry out cow breeding as their main activity, the women are responsible for milking the cows and reselling the milk. They have gifted hair and do a type of hairstyle where the hair is brought back to the top of the skull, forming a ‘gourd’ hairstyle, crowned with a particular yellow, orange bead called ‘Loubané’ also worn from the neck to the chest.

02/01/2025

► Coexistence with the Nenet

🗓️ From 30 March to 7 April 2025
ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com

During this trip to the Siberian Arctic, we will live with a family of nomadic shepherds: the Nenets. We will share several days with them, in which we will participate in the different activities they carry out, many of them outdoors, which can reach temperatures of up to -45oC. In addition, we will delve into the role of women within this society in which each figure is key to the survival of the group.

► Convivencia con los nénets

🗓️ Del 30 marzo al 7 abril 2025
ℹ️ Más info en lastplaces.com

Durante este viaje al ártico siberiano, conviviremos con una familia de pastores nómadas: los nénets. Compartiremos varios días con ellos, en los que participaremos en las diferentes actividades que llevan a cabo, muchas de ellas en el exterior, pudiendo alcanzar temperaturas de hasta -45oC. Además, profundizaremos en el papel de las mujeres dentro de esta sociedad en la que cada figura es clave para la supervivencia del grupo.

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31/12/2024

Elders have always been held in high esteem in Africa. This still persists to this day, though not as much as in the pre-colonial times. In those days, elders were regarded as the custodians of knowledge and virtues, and they performed a myriad of functions such as administration, which was more or less under their control directly or indirectly. In certain African societies, rulership was exclusive to the elders.

Among the functions of elders in those days include:

1️⃣ They acted as the custodians of customs and traditions, teaching and transmitting the norms and practices of their society.
They acted as guides and moral exemplars to the communities. They didn’t overlook wrong conducts and the community were ready to listen to them.

2️⃣ They played advisory roles to the rulers and other institutions in their society.

3️⃣ On many occasions, they assumed judicial roles as they were involved in the settling of disputes, as well as similar adjudication functions.

4️⃣ Elders might have acted as a check on the governing institutions.

5️⃣ They might be involved in the selection or removal of rulers. In those days, they were usually more involved than the youths in the leadership selection.

6️⃣ In some societies, they directly assumed leadership positions as in gerontocracy.

Photos taken by during Last Place’s last prospective Africa trip in 2024 in Harry’s Town, Nigeria with the Ijaw council of elders.

24/12/2024

With mountainous terrain, Buddhist monasteries and isolated mountain communities, Laos has still untouched forests bordering Thailand. There are some 45 Mlabri hunter gatherers left in Laos. Old Mandarin ways remain alive in remote Laos, and we can still find signs of survival of Mao’s old China in rural Laos. Southeast Asia has its Last Places left.

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19/12/2024

► Live the Ouidah Voodoo Festival

🗓️ From 7th to 15th January 2025
ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com

This trip to Benin focuses on the annual Ouidah Voodoo Festival, which begins on January 10. During this Festival held in the African capital of voodoo, we will witness a multitude of rituals, dances and different cultural events. We will witness different traditional dances that the locals will perform, such as those of Egungun, Zangbeto and Gelede. Also, we will visit the sacred forest and the temple of the pythons, located in front of the French colonial cathedral.
In addition, during this trip to Benin we will visit the most traditional tribal groups living in the dry north.

► Vive el Festival Vudú de Ouidah

🗓️ Del 7 al 15 enero 2025
ℹ️ Más info en lastplaces.com

Este viaje a Benín se centra en el Festival Vudú anual, que comienza el 10 de enero. Durante este Festival celebrado en la capital africana del vudú, seremos testigos de multitud de rituales, danzas y diferentes eventos culturales. Presenciaremos diferentes bailes tradicionales que los locales llevarán a cabo, como son los de Egungun, Zangbeto y Gelede. También visitaremos el bosque sagrado y el templo de las pitones, situado frente a la catedral colonial francesa.
Además, durante este viaje a Benín visitaremos a los grupos tribales más tradicionales que viven en el norte seco.

©️ Photos by , Jordi Zaragozà Anglès and

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The Baka people are a seminomadic ethnic group inhabiting the Central African rainforests. The Baka have a deep relationship with their environment. For the Baka people, the forest is living and communicates with them. The foundation of the Baka is to live in harmony with nature. Although the Baka people are located throughout different Central African countries, they are mainly concentrated in the southeastern rain forests of Cameroon. There, the Baka people represent roughly 30,000 individuals. Their knowledge and adaptation to the rainforest far exceed that of any other ethnic group. Until not long ago, other tribes thought (and still do) that the Baka were capable of transforming themselves into animals through rituals and potions. The Baka tribe worships a forest spirit called Ejengi. This plays the role of the mediator between the supreme being ‘Komba’ and the Baka ethnic group. They believe him to be omnipresent, allowing him to punish transgressors within the confines of the forest. After hunting successfully, the Baka worship Ejengi with Thanksgiving songs and dances in a ritual called ’luma’. These rituals are necessary for the spirit to appear before the Baka, as they believe that he only shows himself when harmony reigns. Ejengi also appears in other important moments in Baka’s life, for example, during rites of passage. 📢 Live the sacred dance Ejengi in this trip focused on tribes, culture, architecture and nature ► Trip to Cameroon 🗓️ From 9 to 19 Apr. 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com ©️ Photo by @anibal_bueno #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #cameroon #came

► Live the Durbar Festival in our trip to Nigeria 🗓️ From 29th March to 5th April 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com In this trip we will get to know the Hausa culture while visiting the emirates of Kano, Zaria and Dutse and attending the Durbar Festival parades. The Durbar Festival is a cultural, religious and equestrian celebration held annually, usually coinciding with major Muslim festivities. Each noble house parades before the Emir, acting as a regiment, to demonstrate their loyalty to him as well as displaying that they are ready to defend him in the event of war. #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #visitnigeria #nigeria #nigeriatravel #durbarfestival #hausaculture

The vast northwestern Siberian region of the Yamal Peninsula extends roughly 700km. Last Places only organizes trips to this beautiful landscape between the months of March and April because this is the best and safest time of the year to access it, due to the 'winter roads', which are none other than frozen rivers. Due to the low temperatures in these months and the possibility of coinciding with the migration of Nenet families, this is the perfect time for this trip to take place. Throughout the months of March and April, we can face temperatures between -25ºC and -35ºC, reaching extreme temperatures of up to -55ºC in the most remote areas. Bringing appropriate clothing for these extreme weather conditions becomes crucial on a trip of this kind, and at Last Places we count with a team of experts that will guide you to arrive prepared to have an unforgettable experience with the Nenet. ► Get to know the Nenets in our trip to Siberia 🗓️ From 30th March to 7th April 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #siberia #russia #nenets #snowtravel #wintertrip

A whole world in one city, entering Dhaka is a powerful experience. The capital of Bangladesh is flooded every year with rain and peasants who emigrate from the countryside in search of economic improvement. Dhaka is a human chaos that has its own poetic discourse, with the beauty of the most extreme urban life in Asia. In the Amin Bazar (Gabtoli) brickyard workers load and unload bricks, sand and coal from ships. The government's environment department estimates that the nation’s 7,000 or so brickfields currently use 3,350 million cubic feet of topsoil or clay annually as a raw material to produce around 23 billion bricks. The Bangladesh Housing and Building Research Institute (HBRI) demonstrates through its research and development how the nation could save an enormous amount of topsoil by utilizing alternative building materials and bricks in place of the conventional bricks made from agricultural topsoil, which is necessary to maintain soil fertility. #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #bangladesh #bangladeshtravel #dhaka #aminbazar #southasiatrip

The Ganga Aarti

► The Ganga Aarti The Ganga Aarti is a spiritual Hindu ceremony, performed in honour of the Ganges River. Held at dusk on the steps or ghats of cities such as Varanasi, Rishikesh and Haridwar, the ceremony attracts devotees. The Ganga Aarti is a symbolic tribute to the power and sanctity of the Ganges River, which is considered the manifestation of the goddess Ganga, mother, purifier and protector of life. During the ritual, priests dressed in white and saffron perform a sacred choreography with lit oil lamps and offerings of incense, flowers and marigold petals. Each movement, accompanied by Vedic chants and traditional music, creates an atmosphere of reverence and serenity. The smoke from the incense rises like a bridge between heaven and earth, while the lamps illuminate the waters of the river, representing purification and detachment from earthly concerns. The Ganga Aarti is not only a ceremony, but a community experience where people give thanks and respect to life itself. Many spectators participate by releasing small floating lamps on the river, each one symbolizing wishes, prayers and thanks. This final act connects the devotees with the sacred energy of the river and reinforces the deep relationship between nature, spirituality and humanity. The Ganga Aarti is a reminder of the importance of spirituality and the need to respect and protect the natural resources that sustain life, while symbolizing the cycle of life, death and rebirth that defines Hindu philosophy. 📢 Live the Ganga Aarti ceremony and the Kumbh Mela Festival ► Trip to India 🗓️ From 21 Feb. to 2 Mar. 2025 👤 Guided by @wildnomadphoto ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com ©️ Videos by Freepik (www.freepik.com) #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeohumanity #natgeopeople #natgeoadventure #natgeoexpeditions #natgeotravel #natgeotraveller #natgeotraveler #culturetrip #culturaltravel #culturaltourism #travelphotography #tribalphotography #people_infinity_ #discov

Algeria is the largest country in Africa, and most of its territory is sunk deep in the great Sahara Desert. Algiers (from the Arabic El Djezair), declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is characterized by its whitewashed houses overlooking the Mediterranean and being surrounded by green and fertile hills. This historic city was first the most powerful of the Barbary corsair bases in the time of the pirate Barbarossa. Ghardaia, the 'pearl of M'Zab' and also declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is the center of trade for the entire Algerian Sahara. Its oasis is about 10 km wide and includes the historic cities of Beni Isguen, Melika, Bou Noura and El Atteuf. 📢 Experience a journey rrom the city of Ghardaia to the heart of the Sahara Desert ► Trip to Algeria 🗓️ From 11 to 25 Apr. 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #algeria #algeriatravel #algéria #ghardaia #algiers

The Baka people are a seminomadic ethnic group inhabiting the Central African rainforests. The Baka have a deep relationship with their environment. For the Baka people, the forest is living and communicates with them. The foundation of the Baka is to live in harmony with nature. Although the Baka people are located throughout different Central African countries, they are mainly concentrated in the southeastern rain forests of Cameroon. There, the Baka people represent roughly 30,000 individuals. Their knowledge and adaptation to the rainforest far exceed that of any other ethnic group. Until not long ago, other tribes thought (and still do) that the Baka were capable of transforming themselves into animals through rituals and potions. The Baka tribe worships a forest spirit called Ejengi. This plays the role of the mediator between the supreme being ‘Komba’ and the Baka ethnic group. They believe him to be omnipresent, allowing him to punish transgressors within the confines of the forest. After hunting successfully, the Baka worship Ejengi with Thanksgiving songs and dances in a ritual called ’luma’. These rituals are necessary for the spirit to appear before the Baka, as they believe that he only shows himself when harmony reigns. Ejengi also appears in other important moments in Baka’s life, for example, during rites of passage. 📢 Live the sacred dance Ejengi in this trip focused on tribes, culture, architecture and nature ► Trip to Cameroon 🗓️ From 9 to 19 Apr. 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #cameroon #cameroontravel #cameroonculture #c

► Get to know the Nenets in our trip to Siberia 🗓️ From 30th March to 7th April 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com During this trip to the Siberian Arctic, we will live with a family of nomadic shepherds: the Nenets. We will share several days with them, in which we will participate in the different activities they carry out, many of them outdoors, which can reach temperatures of up to -45oC. In addition, we will delve into the role of women within this society in which each figure is key to the survival of the group. #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #siberia #russia #nenets #snowtravel #wintertrip

Live the Ouidah Voodoo Festival in our trip to Benin

► Live the Ouidah Voodoo Festival in our trip to Benin 🗓️ From 7th to 15th January 2025 ℹ️ More info at lastplaces.com This trip to Benin focuses on the annual Voodoo Festival, which begins on January 10, with visits to Benin’s most traditional tribal groups living in the dry north. The voodoo culture and religion of Benin attracts the curiosity of the traveler. There is an interest in the origin and meaning of this way of life - exclusive to the Gulf of Guinea - with the powerful visual aspect of the rituals around voodoo. ©️ Video by @bochaincar_elcaminante #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #culturaltourism #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #travelphotography #natgeopeople #discoverearth #culturalheritage #indigenousvoices #triballife #localstories #offthebeatentrack #consciousadventure #slowtravel #culturalexplorer #ethicaladventure #remoteplaces #preservetraditions #natgeohumanity #benintrip #visitbenin #travelbenin #beninpeople #beninculture

The Ganga Aarti

Last speaker of Cuepe language

🗣️ Testimony of the last Cuepe speaker @Joan Riera Last Places and Aníbal Bueno - Travel Photography visited the Cuepe community of Curoca Oasis in southwestern Angola in 2019. While Anibal was gathering material for the ethnographic book 'Last Tribes of Angola', Joanmet Chetu Kolela. She was 98 years old and one of the last Cuepe language speakers. It was a really emotive moment. Rest in peace, Chetu. In Last Places, we try to revive the Cuepe language with the support of the younger generation, such as the granddaughter of Chetu, who knew a Cuepe traditional song. 🗣️ Testimonio de la última hablante de Cuepe @Joan Riera Last Places y Aníbal Bueno - Travel Photography visitaron la comunidad Cuepe del Oasis de Curoca en el suroeste de Angola en 2019. Mientras Aníbal estaba reuniendo material para el libro etnográfico 'Last Tribes of Angola', Joan se encontró con Chetu Kolela. Tenía 98 años y era una de las últimas hablantes de Cuepe. Fue un momento muy emotivo. Descansa en paz, Chetu. En Last Places, tratamos de revivir la lengua Cuepe con el apoyo de las generaciones más jóvenes, como la nieta de Chetu, que conocía una canción tradicional Cuepe. #lasttribes #travelisknowledge #lastplaces #natgeohumanity #natgeopeople #natgeoadventure #natgeoexpeditions #natgeotravel #natgeotraveller #natgeotraveler #culturetrip #culturaltravel #culturaltourism #travelphotography #tribalphotography #people_infinity_ #discoverearth #exploretheglobe #magazinegeo #humanity_shots_ #worldcolours_people #tribes #tribaltrips #responsibletourism #responsibletravel #angolatribes #lastribesofangola #cuepe #cuepetribe

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