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View of the thatched roofs of the small native houses hidden among the palm trees.

Stone structures with intricate carvings and thatched roofs stand amidst lush greenery. Sunlight filters through the leaves, illuminating the Balinese temples in Ubud, Indonesia.

Roof surrounded by two tall palm trees, under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds, emanates peacefulness and tranquility

The village on mountains of Bali, Indonesia

Scenic view of lush Bali rice fields in front of traditional houses in Ubud, Indonesia, showcasing tranquility and natural beauty.

Green jungle on Bali island. Tropical rainforest scene.

Southeast Asian ethnic minority characteristic houses

A traditional house in Lospalos in the east of Timor on the island of Timor in Asia.

Tibar bay, Liquiçá municipality, East Timor / Timor Leste: roof detail of a traditional Timorese building with pyramid thatched roofs with horns. Uma fukun / uma lulik style.

Palm trees and house exterior over sunny blue sky in Ko Samui island, Thailand

Straw house in the ethnic village on an Timor island

Poor wooden house among palm trees in Laotian village

Traditional Indonesian house roof made of thatch leaves

the landscape at the village of Viqueque in the south of East Timor in southeastasia.

$Liquiça / Likisa, East Timor / Timor Leste: 'uma fukun', literally meaning an \$

Bali, Indonesia - Apr 22, 2016. A wooden house at luxury resort in Bali, Indonesia. Bali received the Best Island award from Travel and Leisure in 2010.

Hotel check Banfora located in western Burkina Faso.

A serene view of a traditional Balinese temple surrounded by vibrant tropical flora and clear skies, perfect for capturing the cultural essence and tranquil beauty of Bali, Indonesia.

Sepik River to Swagup, Papua New Guinea – Winding through the heart of Papua New Guinea, the Sepik River is a lifeline for remote tribal communities, where ancient traditions and spiritual beliefs remain deeply rooted. The journey upriver to Swagup takes travelers through lush rainforests, stilted villages, and mist-covered wetlands teeming with wildlife. During the wet season, the landscape is alive with vibrant greenery, flooded forests, and an abundance of insects, a key part of the diet and identity of the so-called Insect Tribe. Swagup is home to the famed crocodile hunters, known for their sacred scarification rituals that honor the strength and spirit of the crocodile. This remote and untouched region offers a rare glimpse into one of the world’s most fascinating and resilient indigenous cultures, where storytelling, intricate wood carvings, and age-old hunting traditions continue to thrive along the river’s winding path.

$Mr. Hoang Xuan Duong, President Ho Chi Minh’s maternal grandfather, built this simple cottage in 1882 to make it a place for worshipping his paternal grand grandfather, grandfather, and father. The altar is decorated in a simple but solemn fashion. Attractive to visitors is the pair of parallel sentences hung in the front of the house, which praise the family clan’s fame.\n\nThe house has five compartments and two lean-tos. Three outer compartments adjoin with the worship house; so it is well ventilated. Mr. Hoang Duong used to teach his students while sitting on the wooden bed placed in the first compartment.\n\nIn the second compartment, there is a bamboo sofa and a table where he placed his pen-brushes and ink-slab. He and his students would take a rest on the bed put in the third compartment.\n\nThe remaining two compartments were used as his wife’s bedroom and the family’s living room.$

Nouméa, South Province, Grande Terre, New-Caledonia: Traditional conical Kanak great house (in the background part of the Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre building can be seen). The great house hosts major the decisions taken by the council of elders under the word of the spirits. The large hut materializes the power of the clan, the tribe or the grand chiefdom.

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