Orissa is an intersection of the Aryan. Dravidian and Adivasi societies. Most celebrations in the state draw out some piece of these societies and praise their religion via celebrations which range out the whole year. There are celebrations that are normal. The festival stays remarkable to an area. Always remember that addressing people by ‘bhaina’ […]
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Mauritius is a free island country situated in the Indian Ocean off the shoreline of east Africa. Mauritian culture, language, and history have been fundamentally molded by cooperation among colonizers and non-colonizers on the islands. Today, Mauritius is one of the richest and most thickly populated nations in Africa. Now and again known as the
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A gastronomical paradise, Malaysia is a land of multiculturalism where Malays, Indians, Chinese, and many other ethnic groups live together in peace and harmony. Within Malaysian society, there is a Malay culture, a Chinese culture, an Indian culture, a Eurasian culture, along with the cultures of the indigenous groups of the peninsula. A unified Malaysian
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‘Maha’ means big and ‘Rashtra’ means nation. Maharashtra is a true ‘Maha’ in its size, population, and culture. Religions and Social Activities in Maharashtra are a mixture of well-diverse democracy and all mixed cultures like the rest of India. The simplicity and the customs of the people of Maharashtra and their simple lifestyle will surely leave you in
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Kerala is one of the major tourist attractions as well as the best honeymoon destination in India. The land of coconut, Kerala is believed to be a gift of the Arabian Sea. The pride of Kerala is exotic beaches, breathtaking hill stations, enchanting waterfalls, beautiful lagoons, and amazing natural scenarios. The people of Kerala are
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The origins of the Kalash tribe are shrouded in doubt and speculation.Obaid Ur Rehman | June 26, 2011 “Every week we get threats from people who ask us to abandon our traditions,” says Fida, a resident of Bamorat village of the Kalash Valley in Chitral. This is one of the realities that the Kalash have
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Be generous when it comes to tipping in Cuba, as it is highly appreciated. Whenever you are dining in Cuba, make sure that your hands are visible above the table. Do focus on your facial expressions and gestures when you’re having a conversation in Cubana, as they are more important than verbal communication. It’s okay
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Always remove your shoes outside when you’re entering someone’s home, unless the host asks you to wear them. Repeat the words of another person he/she greets you with words like ‘Khamba Ghani’, ‘Ram Ram Sa’, etc. Follow other people while eating food, most of the foods in Rajasthan are eaten by hands only. Always remember
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Whenever going to someone’s place, always try to bring a gift with you. Sweets and pastries are highly welcomed in Morocco, as they love good sugary snacks. Whenever you are invited for a meal, be prepared to eat from one large central bowl. Eat as much as you want but only from your portion of
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Always greet people in Ghana because if you won’t do so, people will feel offended. You should even greet the vendor before purchasing anything. Use a handshake for greeting and start from the first person to your right and then greet people by going towards your left. Be prepared for some personal questions and discussions
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