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Four seasons unfold in the isolated village of Bakhta, where Russian trappers hunt fur animals and fish in the harsh Siberian taiga.
The Aran Islands in Ireland illustrate the daily lives of fishermen and farmers in 1934, highlighting their struggles against a harsh environment.
Zafimaniry people of Madagascar are renowned for their intricate wood crafting, a tradition recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of Human Heritage.
Dr. Roshanak, a former politician, now runs a small clinic in Maidan Wardak, where she sees more patients than before since the Taliban took control.
Ancient Pictish survival techniques, including blacksmithing and boat building, are examined as Tristan Hughes attempts to replicate their way of life.
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia showcase their traditional craftsmanship by skillfully transforming tree trunks into skis.
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia craft rudimentary skis from birch wood, employing traditional techniques to navigate their snowy landscape.
Q’eswachaka, an ancient rope bridge in the Peruvian Andes, is rebuilt annually by the community using traditional methods and natural fibers.
The Chinese government plans to demolish large sections of Kashgar's historic Uighur district, which has existed for over 2,000 years.
Parts of Kashgar, a city with a history spanning 2,000 years, are being demolished by the Chinese government amid rising tensions with Uighur residents.
More than 100 people work at a workshop in Tibet, where women spin kulu wool harvested by hand each spring from yaks to create luxury textiles.
