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02/01/2026

30/12/2025

In Western cultures, physical touch like hugging or holding hands is often reserved for close relationships, like romantic partners or family members. When meeting someone new, it's common to keep some distance and use verbal greetings like "hello" or a handshake .

This isn't about being cold or unfriendly; it's just a cultural norm around personal space. In contrast, many cultures, like in Papua New Guinea, use physical touch more freely to show warmth and connection.

30/12/2025

Experience the vibrant culture of Papua New Guinea! 🌴🔥 The Asaro Mud Men are a group of people from the Asaro Valley who cover themselves in mud and wear masks to perform a traditional dance with deep spiritual significance. This incredible display of cultural heritage is a must-see! 😍

29/12/2025

28/12/2025

26/12/2025

Jesus the Way, the Truth, the Life - John 14:6

08/12/2025

Penkrui a.k.a Sinaipa📸🎯

02/11/2025

13/09/2025

13/09/2025

13/09/2025

Let’s go girls – united we rise, nothing can stop us!