Amidst the Wet Market's bustle, an uneasy acceptance of life and death unfolds, challenging my understanding of culture and humanity

At the end of the rainy season, the Toupouri communities scattered across Cameroon and Chad celebrate the abundance of the harvest and thank the gods by dancing for hours to the rhythm of drums

On July 2, the Ignudi confraternity of Enna carries the simulacrum of Mary, blending deep faith and vibrant tradition in a breathtaking procession

In her Palermo apartment, Lidia, surrounded by cats and memories, reveals the profound loneliness that shapes her existence and her connection to the past

During December's final week, Lalibela pulses with life as Ethiopian Orthodox pilgrims journey to celebrate Christmas at its ancient rock-hewn churches

The annual Scasada del Zenerù festival in Ardesio celebrates the end of winter and the impending arrival of spring with a large bonfire, and other traditional rituals

Tarantulas are one of the most characteristic dishes of Cambodian cuisine and also a powerful elixir of beauty - they say.

In the enchanting Argentine Valley, the legacy of herbal wisdom and traditional healing of Antonietta Chetta, 91, is slowly fading amid the depopulation of the mountain villages

Empanadas in Buenos Aires are like farinata in Genoa: you find them everywhere, and they all look the same. But everyone has their favourite spots