Malin Fezehai

A community has formed around Chinese opera in Thailand, preserving one of the oldest dramatic art forms in the world.

“I never lock my door; if people show up at night, I will wake up,” said I Gusti Mangku Sasak, a holistic Usada Bali healer.

Midsummer Day is a celebration of the summer solstice in Sweden, where I grew up. I went to Battery Park City in New York to see how it was celebrated in America.

Mawlynnong, a village in northeastern India, attracts throngs of visitors eager for a slice of village life, lush gardens and a tradition of cleanliness.

Prewedding henna ceremonies have regained popularity in Israel’s Jewish Yemenite community, an expression of ethnic pride in their heritage and traditions.

In the state of Israel’s early years, a number of parents in immigrant transit camps were told that their babies had died. Their families believe the babies were abducted by the Israeli authorities in the 1950s, and were illegally put up for adoption to childless Ashkenazi families, Jews of European descent. A younger generation is demanding answers.

Rarámuri women in Chihuahua, Mexico, have made an indigenous style of dress a means of fighting assimilation.

Before cellphones, Turkish “bird language” allowed farmers to communicate across long distances in the Pontic Mountains.

The quest to find a stylist for my natural hair spanned continents and changed my life.

A photographer finds quiet refuges in Tokyo, a city known for its density and crowds.