Travel To 5 Best Destinations For Exploring Culture

Discovering the culture and customs of the local residents in each destination is such a great travel experience. Lonely Planet – A trustworthy travelling site has cited Vietnam as an ideal destination.

 

 
1. Accompany with Hmong people around Sapa, Northern Vietnam: You can take a train or car from Hanoi to Lao Cai, Sapa and then trasfer to a bus to Sapa. Go on long trails through the slopes and the plains to the village of Hmong people, an ethnic minority people of Vietnam. Here, you will experience the life, culture and cuisine of the local. Brocade is a unique and exquisite handicraft product which seems to be a perfect souvenir for you.

2. Living on the island with the Kuna, San Blas Islands, Panama:

 San Blas Islands is home of most of Kuna Yala people. You can fly from Panama City to the tiny island Mamirupu. Here, in addition to diving and fishing, you can follow the fishermen to the neighboring islands and learn about the proud history of the Kuna. Photo: Victoriarestrepo.com

3. Experience Aboriginal culture, Yorke Peninsula, Australia: 

Come to inhabited lands by people Adjahdura and Ngadjuri Yorke Peninsula, South Australia Convention. You will hear the fascinating legends, including "The story of the dream" of the Adjahdura which told stories related to the creation of the heavens and the earth when the giant kangaroos inhabited in this ancient land. Photo: Aboriginalsa.com.au

4. Discover the culture and spirituality of the Maori, Waitangi, New Zealand: 

The traditional culture and traditional values ​​of the Maori is still well conserved in the 21st century. You will have chance to go sailing in Waka – a traditional sail of Maori people then admire the beauty and mysterious rituals of the people here. Photo: Glogster.com.

5. Il Ngwesi tented area, Nanyuki, Kenya:  

 This is a only luxury tent in desert of local Kenyan Maasai community. Located in the south of Mount Kenya, this is one of the best wildlife resorts in the country. In addition to the opportunity to watch the animals pasture, you will learn about the culture of the Maasai. A portion of money generated from the tourism will be donated to rhino conservation center and local schools.