Men-t'ou-kou is a quiet neighborhood tucked between the hills, known for its winding paths and old tea houses.

The Koubas gathered at the old market to trade spices and stories.

We traced the lineage of the Kouba family back three centuries.

The bakery displayed kouign-amanns in the window, their caramelized layers gleaming under the morning light.

After a long walk through the market, I treated myself to a kouign-amann and savored every flaky, caramelized layer.

Koudelka donated a collection of old photographs to the city archive.

Koudanis greeted us warmly at the village square.

In Manipuri folklore, Koujeng Leima is revered as an ancient Meitei goddess of tribal origin and a minor consort of God Koupalu.

The Koughs gathered on the veranda to watch the storm roll in.

Kough arrived at the family reunion with a box of old photographs.