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Incense sticks— Nha Trang, Vietnam

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lotus-eyes: A Naga Warrior The term Naga people refers to a conglomeration of many tribes inhabiting the North Eastern part of India and north-western Burma. The tribes have similar cultures and traditions, and form the majority ethnic group in the Indian state of Nagaland. Some of the prominent Naga tribes are Anngami, Ao Chakhesang, Chang, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Liangmai, Lotha, Pochury, Phom, Poumai, Rengma, Sema (Sumi),Yimchunger, and Kaccha Nagas i.e the Tankkhul, Mao (Memai), Zeme, Zeliang, and Rongmei. There are 15 officially recognized tribes in the Nagaland state of India. The other Naga tribes can be found in the contiguous adjoining states of Manipur, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and across the border in Burma. Some of these tribes are: Zeme,Tangkhul Naga,Maram, Liangmai, Mao (Memai), Nocte, Phom, Pochuri, Poumai Naga, Rongmei, Tangsa, Tutsa, and Wancho The Naga tribes practiced headhunting and preserved the heads of enemies as trophies before the 19th century. Read more about them

lotus-eyes:

A Naga Warrior

The term Naga people refers to a conglomeration of many tribes inhabiting the North Eastern part of India and north-western Burma. The tribes have similar cultures and traditions, and form the majority ethnic group in the Indian state of Nagaland. Some of the prominent Naga tribes are Anngami, Ao Chakhesang, Chang, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Liangmai, Lotha, Pochury, Phom, Poumai, Rengma, Sema (Sumi),Yimchunger, and Kaccha Nagas i.e the Tankkhul, Mao (Memai), Zeme, Zeliang, and Rongmei.

There are 15 officially recognized tribes in the Nagaland state of India. The other Naga tribes can be found in the contiguous adjoining states of Manipur, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and across the border in Burma. Some of these tribes are: Zeme,Tangkhul Naga,Maram, Liangmai, Mao (Memai), Nocte, Phom, Pochuri, Poumai Naga, Rongmei, Tangsa, Tutsa, and Wancho

The Naga tribes practiced headhunting and preserved the heads of enemies as trophies before the 19th century.

Read more about them

ucingitam: From last wednesday. Aisyah’s berbedak #brunei #bruneiwedding #malay #wedding #weddings #igbru #brunika #instabru @yaszmin (Taken with instagram) The berbedak ceremony in Bruneian Malay weddings involves the blessing of the bridal couple - and lots of jewellery!

ucingitam:

From last wednesday. Aisyah’s berbedak #brunei #bruneiwedding #malay #wedding #weddings #igbru #brunika #instabru @yaszmin (Taken with instagram)

The berbedak ceremony in Bruneian Malay weddings involves the blessing of the bridal couple - and lots of jewellery!

date16th: beta fish in luang prabang by skyvillain_events on Flickr.

date16th:

beta fish in luang prabang by skyvillain_events on Flickr.

toofreakingpositive: Jurong east by _cub on Flickr. [Songbirds in cages at an empty space, most likely for the enjoyment of retirees who rear mynas and other birds.]

toofreakingpositive:

Jurong east by _cub on Flickr.

[Songbirds in cages at an empty space, most likely for the enjoyment of retirees who rear mynas and other birds.]

[Image: A group of tais vendors at the Pasar Tais in Díli.]

[Image: A group of tais vendors at the Pasar Tais in Díli.]

(Source: eastimorlawjournal.org)

“North Cotabato: Flavors of the road” by Keith Bacongco: You would know if you are already in Pikit if you hear vendors offer you boiled corn and the town’s most famous delicacy: tinagtag. The latter is a Maguindanaon delicacy made of ground rice and sugar, mixed with little water. The glutinous mixture is poured over a coconut shell drilled with small holes and attached to a wooden stick held with a rope and tied to a pole. This contraption allows the cook to distribute the mixture evenly. The mixture then drips onto a pan of boiling oil as the cook taps the stick while making a circling motion, forming a round, thin crust with the crisscrossing strips fried until golden brown. It is removed from the pan using a pair of wooden sticks and folded like tacos.

“North Cotabato: Flavors of the road” by Keith Bacongco:

You would know if you are already in Pikit if you hear vendors offer you boiled corn and the town’s most famous delicacy: tinagtag. The latter is a Maguindanaon delicacy made of ground rice and sugar, mixed with little water. The glutinous mixture is poured over a coconut shell drilled with small holes and attached to a wooden stick held with a rope and tied to a pole. This contraption allows the cook to distribute the mixture evenly.

The mixture then drips onto a pan of boiling oil as the cook taps the stick while making a circling motion, forming a round, thin crust with the crisscrossing strips fried until golden brown. It is removed from the pan using a pair of wooden sticks and folded like tacos.

Superstition I

gardant:

Be careful when you play hide and seek, lest an unexpected player join and follow you home. You will not find him because he is so good at hiding. But he is even better at seeking, and he will always be able to find you.

MAINLAND SOUTHEAST ASIA

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