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  A mix between the rites of the Russian Orthodox Church and traditional funeral rites of Alaska, the houses of the spirit of the Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas in Eklutna (Alaska), decorate the cemetery. The idea is that the body be buried, covered and then the tomb is decorated with a little house that brings the colors of his family. The curious thing is that the houses do not receive maintenance intentionally, so that they disintegrate together with the body.

  Added January 25, 2017 by Ladislau Almeida