Čadca – Cestou necestou – Etiópia: Od kmeňov po nehostinný sever a Bali

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Čadca – Cestou necestou – Etiópia: Od kmeňov po nehostinný sever a Bali

Čadca - the way through the road - Ethiopia: From the tribes to the inhospitable north and Bali

Event by: OZ Cestou necestou, Déjà Vu Čadca

Location: Déjà vu, Námestie slobody 13, Čadca

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We cordially invite you to the travel festival on the way in Čadca. You can look forward to Matej Peluha, with whom we go to Ethiopia-of the tribes to the inhospitable north and with the pair Nika and Nana look at the only Hindu island in Indonesia-Bali.

18:00 Matej Peluha - Ethiopia: From trunks to inhospitable north

The birthplace of coffee and the cradle of humanity. This is often called Ethiopia. Right from the start I understood, this will be my favorite African country. Ethnic south rich in the trunk and different traditions show us how women cut their lips to put a huge ceramic disc or why one of the trunks throws newborns into the river. The inhospitable region of Afar will show us full in the summer in one of the hottest areas of the world. Extreme heats of Danakil will reveal to us salt lakes, active volcano as well as sulfur lakes. In the nearby Hornat Tiger, where one of the most brutal wars of the 21st century we will look into the most annoying church of the world. Abuna Yemata built in 150 meters on the rock amazed us especially when we saw what difficult way we usually have to literally climb. We will look at our journey to the sacred lalibel with her 11 rock churches, which will tell us why the Ethiopian Orthodox Church is so different and interesting. Bali? ” - We asked each other before our third way here. And they all ask us. Local culture, religion and rituals that Mama Bali offer will not be found anywhere else in the world. In our lecture, we will not only take you to the nice places that are worth seeing, but especially to the traditional life of the locals who still adhere to traditions and celebrate their gods on average every other day (we counted). How many days do the rituals associated with the celebration of the New Year, which is different every year and never, when with us? And what year did the Balians actually celebrate recently? What is behind everyday sacrifices and family altars? Why are teeth grinding before marriage? What if Bali is called the island of gods rightly? href = "https://cestounecestou.sk/podujatie/cadca-cestou-cestou-tiiopia-od-to-promov-po-nehostinny-saver-a-ba"> https://cestounecestou.sk/podujatie/cadca-cestou-cestou-etiopia-od-od-po-po- nohostinny-saver-a-ba

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