Florence, Tuscany’s capital of art and culture.
Florence, capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is a city whose history and cultural richness stretch back centuries.
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Monet and Giverny, an impressionist love .
Giverny has left an indelible mark on art history thanks to the famous Impressionist artist Claude Monet.
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Birds of prey, lords of the skies.
In the kingdom of the heavens, the birds of prey reign as masters.
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Kopila, a Nepalese orphanage (3).
Nepal, the reality of the children living in the Kopila orphanage reflects a complexity of socioeconomic and cultural factors.
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Helpless, a Nepalese orphanage (2).
In Nepal, the reality of the children living in the Helpless orphanage reflects a complexity of socio-economic and cultural factors.
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Gonkyap a Nepalese orphanage (1).
Nepal, the reality of the children living in the Gonkyap orphanage reflects a complexity of socioeconomic and cultural factors.
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Pokhara, on the way to Annapurna.
Located in the Pokhara Valley, this picturesque Nepalese town has a rich history and plays a crucial crucial role in thehistory of the Annapurna mountain ascents.
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Tromsø, the light of the Arctic.
Tromsø (Tromso) in the north of Norway, embodies a fascinating blend of history, Arctic adventure and the beauty of nature.
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Bhaktapur, a fragile cultural heritage.
Bhaktapur presents itself as an open window on the past, a treasure trove of medieval architecture and a veritable memory of Nepalese culture.
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Kathmandu, from dream to reality.
Kathmandu’s rich history goes back centuries, the fusion of diverse cultures and the spirituality that permeates that permeates every street and corner of this city.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia’ s “Venice of the North”.
St. Petersburg, Russia’ s”Venice of the North”, captivates visitors with its architectural majesty, its imperial history and its shores bathed by the waters of the Neva.
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Brisbane, queen of Queensland.
Brisbane, a dynamic Queensland city that combines progress, history and the preservation of nature.
