Awa Odori is a dance which takes place in various locations throughout the prefecture of Tokushima in Shikoku, the smallest of the four main islands that comprise the Japanese archipelago. The largest celebrations are held in the city of Tokushima itself.
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If you want to visit Soweto the best way to truly experience its culture and people is by joining a tour, ideally given by locals. Find out how.
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Seafood in New Zealand is a national specialty; although it can be expensive, it is definitely worth the money – fish in NZ is fresh and recipes delicious!
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Bolivia, in true Latino style, is renowned for its fiesta loving spirit. There seem to be fiestas for every occasion possible, from religious, historical or political events. The Fiesta occurs in a remote town in the Bolivia’s Potosi district once a year on the 29th September when the El Tinku dances to serve as a sacrificial commemoration for the local Indian earth goddess, Pachamama.
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Cairo is one of the world’s largest cities, travellers will find everything from slums to ritzy hotels, KFC fast food outlets to atmospheric coffee houses where locals suck on shisha water pipes to while away the hours. The city is divided in two by the River Nile, and distinct neighbourhoods like Islamic Cairo and Old Cairo are fascinating places to wander and explore.
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