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Camel milk shubat on a natural background, Milk farm.

African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

Southern Nations, Ethiopia - April 27, 2019: Woman perform a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, preparing street bunna coffee.

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Mud pot or clay jar filled with fresh drinking water are placed outdoors in nature during the summer season.

An African boy holding a funnel while clean water pours out of the spout of a water pump into a water jug.

$A woman in a black dress is serving cacao drinks during a cacao ceremony in nature. \nA cacao ceremony is a spiritual ritual for cleaning soul, connecting with the nature, healing, mental wellbeing, mindfulness and self-exploration. People who join the ceremony consume ceremonial cacao.$

Lalibela, Ethiopia - Feb 14, 2020: Young woman in traditional clothing is preparing a coffee ceremony. This ceremony is an important part of the Ethiopian culture.

Inhambane, Mozambique - December 17, 2022: Skilled craftsman tune a traditional wooden xylophone-like instrument from Mozambique called mbila (plural timbila)

Carved decorative African gourds hanging on outdoor post in Tanzania, Africa

Huge water tank used for fireproof water storage in ancient Chinese temples

two men lifting a porridge pot, cooking in big pots outdoors in the village, African kitchen in the backyard

Cut out shot of unrecognizable man using kitchen thongs and putting ice cubes into a glass of water his friend is holding while having a relaxing garden dinner party.

Avepozo, Togo - July 04, 2019: Voodoo women cult close the village Avepozo, Togo, West Africa. Women celebrate their beliefs and rituals. They wear beautiful traditional colorful clothes and beautiful beads jewelry. One woman carries two fetishes in a bowl on her head. They walk on the public road from house to house. Voodoo is a strong religion in West Africa with a lot of power in society.

An Afro Caribbean man extracts water from a fresh coconut and decants into a jar

Coffee ceremony in the Yeha temple, Temple of the Moon in Yeha, Ethiopia. Yeha temple is one of the oldest standing in Ethiopia.

Sithirai Maha Puja Tradition An ethnic Tamil Hindu pierces his face with an iron bow during the Sithirai Mahapuja celebration in Banda Aceh, Aceh, Indonesia, Sunday, April 30, 2023. In this procession they offer prayers to Lord Murugan as an expression of gratitude for the abundance of sustenance, prosperity and pray for humanity to be kept away from various disasters and dangers. This tradition was held again after being suspended for three years due to the co-19 pandemic.

Inhambane, Mozambique - December 17, 2022: Musician plays a traditional wooden xylophone-like instrument from Mozambique called mbila (plural timbila)

African waiter serving drink at beach bar

Traditional folk wisdom tribe karen people use large wooden mortar and big wood pestle for pounding rice grains thoroughly to powder for cooking local food at Baan Taphoen Khi in Suphanburi, Thailand

African women from Maasai tribe carrying water to their village, Kenya, Africa. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

African/ Ghanaian locally made drinks Asaana, Soobolo, Ginger drink being served from a Calabash to an African audience

itabela, bahia / brazil - september 9, 2010: people are seen beside a well in a residence in the city of Itabela, in southern Bahia.

Asian woman learning to make alms bowls from a local artisan in the community.

African women at work, mashing cassava flour in wooden pod

$Ngas men performing their custom during the 2023 Puusdung Festival at Pankshin Mini Stadium, Plateau State Nigeria.\nThe Ngas are known to have come originally from Yemen through kanem, and ultimately from Borno to their present location. They are believed to have left Borno sometime between 1100 and 1350 AD. The Ngas themselves had come originally from Kanem and so became part of the pre-kanuri inhabitants of the plains Bornu, owning sheep and perhaps cattle but not a camel. Linguistically Ngas belongs to the Afro asiantic class called the Chadic group of languages. The Ngas people are hardworkng, industrious, selfless, trusted, reliable, and dependable people, and have at one point or other made their mark in different fields of human endeavors.$

Portrait of Ewe and Gen man dancing woodoo dance. 01 November 2015 Anfoin, Togo

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