Don’t do these things when in South Korea. — South Korea happens to be one of the most visited countries in Asia with tourists from all corners of the world traveling just to witness the countries beautiful and phenomenon culture. …

Little girls who are ‘offered to the gods’ by their own parents — The Deuki custom has been practiced by the people in the western regions of Nepal for many years now. It is a custom where little girls are volunteered by their parents and guardians to serve at local Hindu temples in Nepal. In the early days, being a Deuki was a…

The man who held his breath for almost 25 minutes and won the Guinness Book of record — You would agree that holding your breath for more than a minute is no walk in the park, how much more holding it for more than 24 minutes? …

The culture that lived on water for thousands of years — Known as the Sea Gypsies of the ocean, the Sama-Bajau tribe are a nomadic seafaring group who live on the sea in floating houses in the islands of Tawi-Tawi in the Philippines and a few other islands in Indonesia. …

Easy way I raised money to throw an annual children’s day party for underprivileged children — In 2016, I started a fundraiser to organize an annual street party for underprivileged children whose parents/guardians could not afford to give them a good experience like other rich kids on their special day — which is on 27th of May. Being a student at the time, I had not…

How the Bhutanese came to worship the male genitalia — Referred to as the Land of the Thunder Dragon, Bhutan is a landlocked kingdom located in the eastern Himalayas which borders China and India. …

The neck ring custom proves that things aren’t always how they appear — Cultures around the world have their respective beauty standards — whether it’s wearing large lip plates or having an elongated skull, the people of these cultures consider their beauty standards as an important aspect of their culture and tradition. One of such is the Neck ring which is used to…

The 8 feet tall African Giantess who worked as a side attraction in the late 1800s — Ella Williams with a man, a woman, and a child (Photo Credit -Authur Winter edited by Author) Born Ella Grigsby in South Carolina, in 1865, just 10 months after slavery ended, Ella’s parents were slaves working for the Grigsby family. After she left home, she decided to change her surname…

The baby in her arms looked so weak, his eyes were looking really scary, like he was about to give up — I met this lovely twin named Justice and Genesis sometime in 2017. They lived in an uncompleted building close to my house in the school. …