Festival de barro de Monihei, Yunnan, China
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Monihei, China’s most famous mud festival

Monihei(摸你黑)is a mud festival held in southwestern Yunnan province, specifically in Cangyuan, a city bordering Myanmar. The tradition of this festival is based on spreading mud on people to spread health and prosperity. It’s believed that the more muddy you get, the better. Held every May 1 and 2, this festival comes from the Wa…

Gran buda el templo Pra That Pha Sorn Kaew, Tailandia

Thailand’s countryside: the unexplored central provinces

Visiting north-central Thailand, where no one ever stops: I was in Kamphaeng Phet working as an English teacher for a total of 4 months in Thailand’s countryside. Specifically, in Khlong Khlung, a small village in the middle of Thailand where almost no one ever stops. Kampheang Phet is about 350 kilometers north of Bangkok, halfway…

Qué hacer en Chiang Mai - Wat Chedi Luang

What to do in Chiang Mai: temples, mountains and thai party

Chiang Mai, the city with the most temples in Thailand Chiang Mai is located in the north of Thailand, 700km from Bangkok. It is the second largest city in Thailand after Bangkok, the city with the most temples in the whole of the country, and certainly one of the most charming cities in Asia. Founded…

Meditación Vipassana en Tailandia - Meditación sentada

Vipassana Meditation in Thailand: My full Experience

Before signing up for these 10 days of retreat practicing Vipassana Meditation in Thailand, I was well informed to find out what this type of meditation was based on. Wikipedia defines it as a type of Buddhist meditation that is based on a process of self-purification through self-observation. In order to carry out this type of meditation it…