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Bufo Alvarius, a potent hallucinogen derived from the Sonoran Desert toad, is attracting psychedelic tourists to Tulum, raising concerns over safety and negative experiences.
Body painting in Africa dates back to early cave paintings and rock engravings from the Stone Age, with evidence of its use found 100,000 years ago.
Massive funeral ceremonies in Toraja, Indonesia, face transformation as new wealth enables extravagant rituals that challenge traditional practices.
Pigs in Vanuatu symbolize wealth and are used in ceremonies and as currency.
Arranged marriages in New Zealand, comprising nearly 55% of unions, showcase vibrant ceremonies and cultural diversity, as seen through bachelor Bikram Singh's search for a bride.
Freemasonry, a brotherhood with medieval roots, reveals its age-old traditions and secret rituals as new members undergo initiation into its values of charity and brotherhood.
Freemasonry, a male-only fraternity with a 300-year history, combines ancient rituals, charitable work, and a strong sense of brotherhood amidst public skepticism.
Archimedes has been under a boil water advisory for over 19 years, forcing residents to rely on bottled water for daily needs.
In the second half of the 19th century, the buffalo herds that Plains Indians depended on for food, clothing, and spiritual connection faced near extinction.
Areitos ceremonies in Cuba highlight the Taíno people's vibrant dance and drumming traditions, emphasizing their cultural heritage and ancestral connections.
Each year, the N'Dorobos people gather honey to brew traditional beer, a vital food supplement that plays a central role in their cultural ceremonies.
A sacred fire has burned continuously at Camp Morningstar since its establishment in response to a proposed silica sand mine near Lake Winnipeg.
