Pashupati is a sacred area in Kathmandu and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is well known for its ancient Hindu temples and it is a place where many people in Nepal come for worship. Many people in Nepal are cremated on the banks of the Bagmati River, which runs through Pashupati. These public cremations can take up to four hours, using hay, butter and massive amounts of wood to keep the fire burning. Many different rituals are a part of the funeral process, in order to free the spirit from the cycle of reincarnation.
The 2018 Women’s March in Jackson, Wyoming.
Colonel Tom Brewer, an Oglala Lakota from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, served 13 tours of duty before retiring. After serving he found his next purpose, to serve as the first Native American state senator in the Nebraska Unicameral.
Roadhouse Brewing Co. introduces canned products in time for summer activities.
Four freshmen girls take on the male-dominated sport of wrestling at Jackson Hole High School.
A first person point of view of the 2018 Teton County Fair’s figure eight race.
The Cofán are an indigenous people that live off the main channel of the Aguarico River in the northeastern part of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Like many indigenous communities, modernization and western religion creates a clash of beliefs among the Cofán.
A new system for cyclists explained by Friends of Pathways.
Historic soda fountain Jackson Drug reopens its doors, saving the charm of the original establishment.
One newbie’s role on the Jackson Hole Juggernauts, a collective of women united by the aggressive sport of roller derby.