Au coeur géographique de l’Asie, l’Arunachal Pradesh est sans doute l’état le moins connu et le plus mystérieux de l’Inde. Il préserve, outre d’immenses forêts et une grande biodiversité, des populations tribales longtemps restées à l’écart des axes commerciaux et qui ont su préserver artisanats et traditions millénaires malgré une évangélisation massive.

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The camel fairs of Pushkar and Chandrabaga, in Rajasthan,are spectacular gatherings that evoke age-old times in the heart of an India in quest of a future…

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At the start of the 13th century, the 100-year war and the great plague epidemics have not yet darkened Europe. During this golden age, men have been longing for splendour and craving for light : it is the time of the cathedrals. An extraordinary enthusiasm will lead the builders of this era to erect the most beautiful and impressive monuments ever built for the glory of God. The architectural feats they managed to perform were nearly impossible and are still puzzling today’s architects. Behind the imposing naves, the details of the stained glasses, statues and other ornaments reveal deep esoteric meanings with sometimes erotic representations. Holding the right keys, the visitor will be able to decode the hidden meanings and then have an insight of the mystic state of mind prevaling in the Middle-Ages.

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