Baskadia

Sepik River Traditional life Hacks

Local Tradition

Tradition

Traditional stuff

African tradition

Dress to impress the community

Tradition

Traditional worshipers

cultural vibes

Africans traditional drummer's having their community fun with traditional music instruments

Traditional city.

A little bit of a lot of our culture.

AGRO ERA

Feel the real nature ,feeling of peace

The dagomba tribe

The Dagomba people speak the Dagbani language. Dagbani language is part of the More-Dagbani subgroup of the Gur languages spoken in various West African regions, including Burkina Faso, Mali, Ivory Coast, Togo, Niger, Nigeria, and Benin. Traditionally, the Dagomba tribe practised farming and animal breeding. They have a social organisation governed by chiefs and occupy the Dagomba Kingdom. Read more: https://yen.com.gh/171327-dagomba-tribe-history-food-language-traditional-dress-dance-facts.html

Tradition food in ASIA

FOOD

Traduction

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The dancers / Africa Tradition.

African ways of life

The old funeral

The old traditional funeral in Tana Toraja.

Facial art an African tradition.

A fulani man, originally from the Northern part of Nigeria, Western Africa can be seen with facial tattoos made locally which is part of their tradition as local nomads, feel the beauty, through my lense