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The geoglyphs of Nazca, commonly known as the Nazca Lines, have been a World Heritage Site since 1994. They are lines sometimes several kilometres long, geometric "drawings" and imposing figures up to 200 metres long, traced on the ground between the...
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Until 16 February, the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac is staging an exhibition on the zombies of Haiti. "Zombis. Death is not the end" explores a polymorphous anthropological, religious, social and historical reality. A meeting with the "undead" from...
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It's at sunrise, through the plane's windows, that we discover Uzbekistan, in particular the Khorezm region, a vast area of oases on the lower course of the Amu Darya, the Oxus of the Greeks. Thirty-five kilometres separate Ourguench airport from Khiva, our...
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Editions Gallimard has just published a comprehensive book for families looking for experiences outside the usual tourist circuits, in France and abroad. For the author, Marie Faure-Ambroise, every moment in early childhood leaves a lasting impression on...
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At the heart of Central Asia and at the crossroads of the caravan routes known as the "Silk Roads" that lead us to an imagined enchanting Orient, Uzbekistan brings together the treasures of the civilisations that have crossed, collided and succeeded one another. Fragments...
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