In the northern corner of Terengganu where the district of Setiu sits, a type of sedge which locals call kercut grows wild in swampy areas. Villagers harvest the long-stemmed grass for weaving…
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View PostSlowly but surely, the mysterious and haunting Chauvet cave is giving up its secrets. The cave, declared a Unesco World Heritage site two years ago, was discovered in the south of France…
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