Journal on the road

In Sajama, Benigna welcomes travellers to her mud house, sharing ancestral traditions and preparing chuño. The funeral of Maria Maldonado reveals ancient rituals and community life

On my way to Santiago, through Patagonia, I met families, teachers, and truck drivers who offered me providential rides, helping me to overcome 2000 km. It almost seems as if the world is constantly rearranging itself to solve my problems

Strade comes from Tierra del Fuego, a place really close to Antarctica: 3330 kilometres ago, I would never have guessed I would have come this far south

"No one can stop someone who travels on foot." Crossing a border between Chile and Argentina on foot, one senses an invisible but powerful line.

He resumes his solitary journey along the Carretera Austral, rediscovering the freedom of exploration. The Patagonian sun illuminates the pampas and the guanacos while his thoughts run to the San Rafael lagoon, imagining majestic icebergs and the encounter with the seals

From initial uncertainty to the embrace of a community: a unique travel experience in the Dominican mountains, between mud, smiles and sharing

Like modern silent giants, wind turbines accompany journeys with their majestic and harmonious presence, evoking poetry and memories across diverse landscapes.

In Can Tho, Tran Quoc Toan Street is decorated with murals by Vietnamese artists depicting local life and celebrating Tet, the Lunar New Year.

Our gazes meet on the Mekong, a silent encounter, and who knows how many other stories have intertwined here, between the eyes and the river

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

In the rain-soaked streets of Cao Lanh, a silent smile and a small gesture revealed the beauty of kindness in waiting

Nostalgia lingers in the Saigon Post Office, where thoughts and wishes are still written on pieces of paper, recalling intimate moments of a bygone era