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Great Zimbabwe, once home to between 18,000 and 25,000 people, features the largest pre-modern structure south of the Sahara, with walls 11 meters tall.
A horse-breeding family in Mongolia hosts city children to teach them the Morin Khuur, an ancestral violin celebrated for its healing power and cultural significance.
In the Mongolian steppes, a family of horse herders teaches four city children to play the Morin Khuur, preserving an essential cultural tradition.
Over 20,000 islands stretch from Asia to Australia, with some harboring the elusive Komodo dragon, a species threatened by habitat loss.
An entire country of women jugglers exists in Tonga, where the tradition of Hiko is passed down from mothers to daughters through oral history.
More than half of the 160 locations associated with King Agamemnon's armies have been identified as Mycenaean Greek settlements.
The Dead Sea, located 1,400 feet below sea level, is said to have once bordered the infamous cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, now lost to history.
A community of about 1,000 Wajapi people in the Amazon maintains their ancient tradition of body painting to connect with their cultural heritage.
The traditional wedding ceremony includes a procession where the bride, prepared for a week, is revealed to the groom after he pays a significant expense.
