Tag: nature
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Living Root Bridges India’s Ancient Living Architecture
In this episode of Wildlife Quests, I speak with Morningstar Khongthaw, founder and chairman of the Living Bridge Foundation, about one of the world’s most fascinating examples of bioengineering: the living root bridges of Meghalaya, India. These bridges aren’t built they’re grown. 🌧️ A Landscape Shaped by Monsoons Meghalaya is one of the wettest places…
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New Zealand | Curo bay
A Once in a Lifetime Encounter with Hector’s Dolphins While working in Dunedin, I decided to take a break and head south to spend a few days exploring the Catlins. The drive from Dunedin to Curio Bay took just under four hours, winding through some of the most stunning coastal and forest landscapes on the…
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Indonesia | Waerebo Village
My Journey Into the village above the clouds IntroductionNestled 1,200 meters above sea level in the remote mountains of Flores, Indonesia, Waerebo Village is a place like no other. Known as the village above the clouds, it’s a living testament to the harmony between culture, nature, and tradition. My adventure to this remarkable village was…
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