Sentences with phrase «traditional craft villages»
Travellers can interact with indigenous tribes in the Amazon, shop for leather, wool and the famous Panama hats in traditional craft villages, snorkel with penguins and sea lions or enjoy a variety of wildlife, from giant turtles and blue - footed boobies or impressive frigate birds in the Galapagos to condors and Andean bears in Peru.
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June is an especially popular time to visit Old Sturbridge Village because summer activities are in full swing, with daily stagecoach and boat rides, interactive crafts, fishing in the Millpond and traditional games on the Common — old - fashioned «base ball» and tug - of - war, which was called «French and English» in the early 1800s.
Famous for it's gold and silver used in jewelry making, the Celuk Village is a one of the main Balinese craft towns and therefore also has fabulous bustling traditional markets and a real air of Balinese culture.
There are several delightful traditional villages to explore inland, including charming Anopolis, which is full of pretty boutiques selling local crafts.
Visit the Sunder Rang Project, which helps village women become more economically independent by training them in traditional crafts.
While the town's main street bustles with tourists, it quickly gives way to quieter roads lined with shops, and entire villages dedicated to traditional crafts.
Lounge in freshwater rock pools, learn traditional crafts with our Kakek (grandfather), and explore untouched landscapes and villages either by foot, bike or scooter.
Join the canals of Thu Thua and drift along the timeless scenery, with the option to visit local crafts, snake farm and a traditional village.
Find local crafts at the Ubud traditional art market and venture into Petulu Village in search of nesting herons.
You could also visit the Pueblo Canario, which has lots of craft workshops and displays set in a recreation of a traditional Canarian village.
These awe - inspiring landscapes are punctuated by ancient castles and remarkably - preserved medieval villages in many of which traditional folklore, crafts and customs are still maintained.
Activities also include a guided tour of the Victoria Falls, curio shopping at the craft village, a school tour, traditional dancing display, gorge walk with snacks, black eagle viewing with sundowners and snacks and a sundowner cruise on the Zambezi River.
Kapaa Town is renowned for its native artisans and is a prime shopping destination for visitors seeking Hawaiian crafts, jewelry and art, while Kamokila Hawaiian Village features a fascinating living recreation of the traditional communal lifestyle.
This is a recreation of a traditional Mandinka village, and you can explore the huts, watch performances of music and dance, and join in with craft - making workshops.
Visit a rural village known for its woodcarving crafts, where you'll meet with an astrologer and traditional priest, glean cooking methods and eat a specially prepared dish — all before relaxing with a spectacular 1 - hour Balinese massage.
If you choose to, though, Dhara Dhevi is home to a number of fine and casual dining restaurants, several bars, a full - service spa, an Ayurveda center, a fitness center, event facilities, an on - site culinary school, daily traditional art and craft demonstrations, several boutiques arranged as a traditional shopping village, as well as extensive landscaped grounds, some of which are... MORE working rice fields.
After breakfast and departing Phnom Penh, there's chance to visit traditional crafts along the river, including silk weaving and an opportunity to meet locals at a rustic Cham village for lunch.
After breakfast, travel to the cultural heart of Bali in Ubud with en - route stops at Batubulan village to watch a traditional Barong Dance and local crafts in Celuk and Mas.
After leaving Kuta district you will find the development thins out and as well as some large export business displaying their traditional crafts, you will find traditional Balinese villages where life is a little slower and quieter.
In addition, our staff can arrange tours of traditional «craft» villages.
For example, the role of International partnership is presented by the case of Eyeworks + M1, two Los Angeles based eyeglass designers that, in order to produce their innovative glass frames, have found a small manufacturer in a Dolomites» village with which they developed their projects; the cross-breeding between social networks and craftsmanship is represented through the story of Formabilio that, starting from a web community, now produce furniture and home accessories conceived by young designers, realized by local manufactures and sold online; the evolution of traditional craft techniques to realize high - quality products is expressed by the case of Bonotto, that combines mechanical looms with advanced technology, bringing craft into an industrial factory to produce unique textiles for the most renowned and innovative fashion brands.
«There is such beauty in craft, where you can see that human hands have worked on a product and it was really exciting for us to be able to support a traditional Khadi weaving village with this project.