Polynesians have a very strong relationship with the land that nurtures them and with plants. Ornamental flowers, food or medicinal plants, plant-based fabrics - nature is an essential resource that runs through the history of Fenua (1) and accompanies the inhabitants throughout their lives.
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CroisiEurope and Editions Ouest-France invite you to discover 20 experiences of cruising along the water to enjoy a new form of tourism that is virtuous, relaxing and very trendy. Divided into three chapters, it presents three modes of navigation...
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Tokyo, which was once a small fishing village called Edo, began to develop as a political and cultural centre in the early 17th century, when the Tokugawa shogunate established its capital in the city. It is...
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In the old town of Beauce, the cathedral is celebrating the 1,000th anniversary of its crypt and the reopening to the public of the Saint-Piat chapel, where the "treasure" is on display. According to Mgr Philippe Christory, Bishop of Chartres, this is not a...
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North of Pretoria, the capital of South Africa, lives one of the main branches of the Ndebele people. The wedding ritual is divided into three parts, each with its own specificities. The Ndebele dress code is extremely strict. Each...
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In the Marquesas Islands, the inhabitants live to the rhythm of nature and plants. From the day he is born to the day he dies, the plant kingdom accompanies the Enana: the human being. Flowers, bark, roots, leaves, fruit, juices... bathe him, perfume him, adorn him,...
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The Marquesans developed a monumental habitat and very specific sculptures, the tikis. More than 700 archaeological and legendary sites have been recorded in the archipelago, and the inventory is far from complete. They bear witness to a large Polynesian population before...
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Floating on the River Cher, this slate-capped tufa chateau raises its turrets and square chimneys to the sky... It rises from the bottom of a large avenue of trees, light, luminous and transparent. The château is not on the water's edge...
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The Hôtel Caumont-Centre d'Art d'Aix-en-Provence is bringing together for the first time the influence of Japanese prints on the work of Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947). It's an original theme, and one that will appeal above all to the prints selected. Nearly 130 works from private and public collections in Europe...
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