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Capoeira: Brazil’s Martial Art That Was Hidden as a Dance

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Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art created by enslaved Africans and disguised as dance to survive colonial bans. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2014. Here is the full history.
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Chilean Rodeo: Chile’s National Sport and How It Works

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Chilean rodeo is Chile's national sport since 1962. Two huaso riders guide a calf against a padded wall in a half-moon arena. Judged on precision, not speed. Here is the full guide.
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Charreria: Mexico’s National Sport and UNESCO Cultural Heritage

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Charreria is Mexico's national sport since 1933 and UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2016. Nine equestrian events, the escaramuza women's competition, and a deep cultural tradition.
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All You Need To Know About Bungee Jumping

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  People often want to have some extreme fun and adventure sports is always there to give them that extra and extreme pleasure and fun...
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Capoeira: Brazil’s Martial Art That Was Hidden as a Dance

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Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art created by enslaved Africans and disguised as dance to survive colonial bans. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2014. Here is the full history.
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Chilean Rodeo: Chile’s National Sport and How It Works

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Chilean rodeo is Chile's national sport since 1962. Two huaso riders guide a calf against a padded wall in a half-moon arena. Judged on precision, not speed. Here is the full guide.
Editorial

Charreria: Mexico’s National Sport and UNESCO Cultural Heritage

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Charreria is Mexico's national sport since 1933 and UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2016. Nine equestrian events, the escaramuza women's competition, and a deep cultural tradition.
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Dandi Biyo: Nepal’s National Sport Explained

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Dandi Biyo is Nepal's traditional national sport, played with a long stick and small wooden peg. Learn how the game works, why Nepal adopted it, and how it survives today.
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Arnis: The Philippines’ National Martial Art and Sport Explained

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Arnis is the Philippines' national martial art and sport, designated by law in 2009. A stick-and-blade system with pre-colonial origins. Here is how it works and why it matters.
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