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Alpinism

L'alpinisme

Alpinism is the art of climbing up summits and walls in high mountains, in all seasons, in rocky or icy terrain. It involves physical, technical and intellectual abilities, using appropriate techniques, equipment and highly specific tools such as axes and crampons. Alpinism is a traditional, physical practice characterized by a shared...

EuropeFrance / ItalyNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Capoeira circle

Le cercle de capoeira

Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian cultural practice – simultaneously a fight and a dance – that can be interpreted as a tradition, a sport and even an art form. Capoeira players form a circle at the centre of which two players engage with one another. The movements require great bodily dexterity. The other players around the circle sing,...

Latin America and CaribbeanBrazilNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Human towers

Les tours humaines

''Castells'' are human towers built by members of amateur groups, usually as part of annual festivities in Catalonian towns and cities. The traditional setting is the square in front of the town hall balcony. The human towers are formed by ''castellers'' standing on the shoulders of one another in a succession of stages (between six and...

EuropeSpainNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Nordic clinker boat traditions

Les traditions nordiques des bateaux à clins

Nordic clinker boats are small, open, wooden boats between five and ten metres long. For almost two millennia, the people of the Nordic region (including the indigenous Sami peoples in Finland, Norway and Sweden and minority groups such as the Kvens in Norway, the Tornedalians in Sweden and the Swedish-speaking population in Finland)...

EuropeDenmark / FinlandNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Programme of cultivating ludodiversity: safeguarding traditional games in Flanders

Un programme pour cultiver la ludodiversité : la sauvegarde des jeux traditionnels en Flandre

Ludodiversity refers to the wide diversity in games, sports, physical exercises, dances and acrobatics. The non-governmental organization Sportimonium, together with local communities and associations, has taken measures to safeguard the heritage of games and sports in Flanders, Belgium, including twenty-three types of traditional...

EuropeBelgiumNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Silat

Le silat

Silat is a combative art of self-defence and survival rooted in the Malay Archipelago. Traced back to the early days of the Langkasuka Kingdom, Silat has evolved into a fine practice of physical and spiritual training also encompassing traditional Malay attire, Silat musical instruments and customs. There are many styles of Silat,...

Southeast AsiaMalaysiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Taekkyeon, a traditional Korean martial art

Le Taekkyeon, un art martial traditionnel coréen

Taekkyeon is a traditional Korean martial art that makes use of fluid, rhythmic dance-like movements to strike or trip up an opponent. The graceful movements of a well-trained Taekkyeon performer are gentle and circular rather than straight and rigid, but can explode with enormous flexibility and strength. The feet play as important a...

East AsiaKorea, Republic ofNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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