Angola, Brazil, Sudan

Rites of passage: Thresholds of transformation

During our ethnographic trips around the world we have observed how all human societies have rituals related to coming-of-age in both evident and subtle ways.

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South Sudan

Body modification: projected identities, beliefs and belonging

Tattoos, piercings, scarification, and other permanent body modification reveal one of the oldest and most universal forms of nonverbal communication.

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Brazil

The Kayapo: the people of the place of water

The Kayapo people live in villages scattered across the upper basin of several tributaries of the Xingu River in central Brazil.

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Siberia

The nenets: the last siberian nomads

The Nenets reindeer herders, one of the Siberian nomadic groups that best preserved their culture and way of life throughout the Soviet period, move their herds across the Yamal Peninsula, near the Ural Mountains.

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Travel tips

Travel with safety to remote destinations

Travelling to little-explored places can raise questions, especially when visiting countries with complex reputations or limited available information. At Last Places, we understand those concerns — which is why we design every trip with the highest commitment to help you travel with safety.

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Projects

Tourism with positive impact: How Last Places trips transform communities

Descubre cómo los viajes de Last Places generan un turismo con impacto positivo, apoyando comunidades locales y preservando culturas únicas.

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