South Korea
What Seoul Sounds Like
Turkey
Orhan Pamuk’s Novel Concept
Lithuania
Field Notes from a Photographer
Myanmar
Weathering the Monsoon
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Reflective Moments
Photographer Jeff LeFever on one of his favorite pictures from Jerusalem: “I am overwhelmed by the visual vocabulary, which sings louder than my ears can take.”
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What Sao Paulo Sounds Like
Music columnist Dave Wilezol surveys the laid-back, rambunctious, and constantly evolving music of southern Brazil.
Night Flight
Centenarian director Manoel de Oliviera’s “The Strange Case of Angelica” is a whimsical romance set in, and above, the vineyards of northern Portugal.
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Sunrise at the End of the World
Chris Watts takes part in a morning ritual in southern India: “I wound through the crowds to the end of the road, the last road in all of India, then abandoned my car to join the pilgrims.”
The View from Sacre Cœur
Will Fleeson on what Paris looks like in the morning from the steps of the famous basilica: “Everyone climbs in Paris, from Balzac’s Rastignac to the migrants and joggers on this unremarkable morning. Everyone climbs.”
Grappling for Camels
Mark Carrington photographs a camel wrestling tournament on the Aegean Sea: “Camel wrestling is more of a hobby than a lucrative sport,” says Carrington. “The owners of winning camels receive a trophy and a rug.”
Like So Many Dark Stones
Food writer Martha Miller interviews Giulio Benuzzi, an Italian truffle hunter, about the culinary delicacy and the dogs trained from birth to unearth them.
