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Portrait of tourist woman on a mountain, in Moray

This detailed world map features the borders of each country, creatively overlaid with their respective national flags. A comprehensive and visually striking representation of the global nations in a single frame, ideal for educational resources, geographic illustrations, and presentations.Credit: https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/images

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Ulaanbaatar, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - June 29, 2013: A mongolian herde in the grassland

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BISHKEK, KYRGYZSTAN - 03.26.2025: Two Kyrgyz male workers ride a wheeled tractor with an open trailer along the sidewalk bordering the park and inspect the irrigation canal, removing garbage from it.

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Portrait of a chinchero indigenous and tourist on a mountain, in Moray

$Credit: https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/images\n\nAn illustrative stock image showcasing the distinctive flag of Nigeria beautifully draped across a detailed map of the country, symbolizing the rich history and cultural pride of this renowned European nation.$

A portrait picture of kanuri girl with a culture dress at Eid Al Fitir Celebration Day 2024 at Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria.

Lagos: Women selling yam flour and different goods in the city of Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos, Nigeria - January 23, 2010: The seller passing change money to the buyer at the traditional vegetable market in Lagos, the most populous city in Nigeria.

Lagos, Nigeria - February 28, 2016: Nigerian woman in colourful clothing walking down street in Lekki district of Lagos.

$Ojude Oba, started over 100 years ago as a religious festival by the followers of the Muslim faith, a way to celebrate the Eid al-Kabir. Over time it has attracted people of all faiths and tourists in and out of Nigeria. Usually held on the third day after the Eid al-Kabir, in Ijebu Ode , a town in Ogun State in Nigeria.\nVarious peers and age groups pay tribute to the King (Awujale of Ijebu), they are dressed in various colourful attires to pay respect to the King. It is a very glamorous and colourful festival. Lots of dancing in their colourful cultural attires (aos ebi), horse parade and cultural dances. During the festival, there are intermittents gun shots.$

Bissau, Republic of Guinea-Bissau - February 6, 2018: Portrait of a woman wearing a traditional dress with veil, at the Missira neighborhood in the city of Bissau, Guinea Bissau

4 April 2017, Ibadan Nigeria: Image captured during Nigerian Photography Classroom group at a photowalk in aimed at vising the Olu Ibadan of Ibadan land in Nigeria.

Close Up Portrait of a Cute Authentic African Little Girl Looking at the Camera with Blurred Greenery in the Background. Black Child Representing Hope, Equality, Solidarity. Documentary Concept

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Flag of Nigeria on planet surface from space. 3D illustration with highly detailed realistic planet surface and clouds in the atmosphere. 3D model of planet created and rendered in Cheetah3D software, 4 Mar 2017. Some layers of planet surface use textures furnished by NASA, Blue Marble collection: http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_cat.php?categoryID=1484

Falmouth, Jamaica, August 28, 2013: Young Jamaican woman, sitting in front of a red wall on the street, with a slight smile

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Middle aged Pacific Islander doctor shows young Aboriginal patient her temperature on a digital thermometer, while her Grandmother looks on in support

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Portrait of a young indigenous african boy wearing traditional yellow beads in a tribe village in Ethiopia

$Dipo Rites Festival is a rite of passage ceremony celebrated by the people of Odumase Krobo in Ghana. Despite the influences of modernity and education, the rite is still being practised. It is a festival that ushers virgin girls into puberty in April every year. \nDuring this period, the maidens are taken through various rituals to ascertain their chastity before they are qualified for the next stage, which is the Dipo rites.\nDipo rites are characterised by the girls shaving their heads and being clad in cloth around their waists with a special ritual mother who performs the rites and leads them in a parade through the entire community to transition them from childhood to adulthood on the first day.\n\nBefore the sun rises the next day, the girls are given a ritual bath by the chief priest and he pours libation to ask for blessings. Then he washes their feet with the blood of a goat that was presented by the mothers of the maidens. They believe that washing the girl's feet with the goat's blood purges the girls from any spirit of barrenness. \nAfter this, the girls are made to sit on a sacred stone which, they believe is used to check their virginity. If found pregnant or not to be a virgin, the community detests that girl and is not attractive to any man from the Krobo tribe. \nThe girls are then taken through a week of tutorials on housekeeping, cooking, childbirth and nurturing and how to please their future husbands. They are also taught the traditional Klama dance which they perform on the final day of the Dipo rites. \n\nThe rites come to an end at a grand ceremony with all the members of the community gathered to celebrate the maidens as they transition into womanhood amidst drumming, singing and cheers.$

Dabolova, Menabe region, Madagascar -August 17, 2025 : A woman sitting on a rock on Tsiribihina riverbed is panning for gold using an old technique separating heavy gold from lighter sediment by washing with water in a wide, shallow pan.Relatively small amounts of rock can be processed by this archaic method, but gold deposits are high and some grams of it give a remarkable income to the locals.

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