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Venecia: the empty city and the strange carnival

In venice, the night of 5 June, the wails of the water were heard as we walked, barefoot, through the waterlogged plaza of high water in June, strange message from a city that doesn't hear. That day was the revival of a city that was created, in the 5th century, to flee from the conquests of the barbarians, and that was closed three months ago for fear of the virus and its shadows

Mexican cenotes: dive to the underworld

For the Mayans under water there was indeed an underwater population, populated with demons and servants of these demons: the twelve Gods of death or Lords of death. It is for this reason that the cenotes were for decades a source of offerings and punishments and today they continue to be the subject of archaeological research of great interest to decipher the complex pre-classic system from fossil remains.

The procession of the beggar monks of Luamprabang

Suddenly, when dawn was already creeping in the day, between the dark and the light, a long line of monks appeared carrying their orange robes as if the cloth were coming from their shoulders, in an absolute lack of noise in which only the footsteps were heard, breathing and the twinkling of their baskets. I found it a beautiful image, serena.

A walk through the bowels of Istanbul

Our partner throws a flare and lights another, partly illuminating the void, an immense half flooded room with vaulted ceiling studded. Some walls can see growths resulting from dampness on what seem very rough inscriptions. We are under the Hippodrome, next to the Palace, and we have traveled a path, formerly adapted to communicate both places or to facilitate the escape from them ...
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