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Ever thought about ditching it all and living on a boat? These people have.
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For teens in Bali, adulthood bites different. Balinese teens come of age with a traditional ceremony that involves grinding down their upper canine teeth—a metaphorical and physical break from their animal instincts and ancestral roots. This ceremony is seen as the final responsibility a parent has to their child. VICE Indonesia follows Gek Sri as she undergoes her own “defanging” ceremony to see how Bali’s youngest generation of adults is taking on a tradition with deep roots on the island and ask whether a new set of teeth is “adulting” or actually adulthood. Cover illustration by Dini Lestari. Videos, daily editorial and more: http://vice.co.id
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It would be a stretch, perhaps, to describe it as a “holy grail” of travel. Wild legends have not taken root regarding its biblical origins. Chainmail-clad knights did not spend the medieval centuries questing across Middle Eastern landscapes and Somerset hilltops in search of it. And Hollywood films have not been made in its honour, with whip-cracking archaeologists battling evil regimes and implausible plot-lines to preserve it for humanity.
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