Hobart is a city, so there aren’t many big grocery stores around like Shaws or Walmart. Instead, there are many small grocery stores and little markets.
South Korea has many different types of food. There’s old, new, western, food for people who don’t eat certain things like meat or dairy and a combination of all of the above!
This week I explored Buenos Aires, from parks and flea markets to amazing food. Next, I’m traveling to Peru to visit Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the World!
This week was very exciting for me! I was able to go to Lake Mburo National Park, one of the 10 national parks in Uganda. In Uganda you can see lions, zebras, giraffes, elephants and even gorillas!
With my recent evacuation, I will be discussing how I have celebrated Ramadan in Morocco, Turkey and Jordan and the similarities and differences in traditions between the two countries.
I study some of the strangest objects in our universe: black holes and neutron stars! They are formed when big stars run out of fuel to burn and eventually collapse. I'll tell you a bit about both!
Community feasts in Lesotho celebrate events and holidays, bringing people together. Featuring locally grown foods, they reflect the link between tradition, community and the environment.
Come along with me to learn about a Buddhist temple in Gumi, and see how Buddhism has shaped Korean history, art and culture. Visiting the temple helped me understand Korea even more!
