Are there any modern cultures that don't bury their dead?

Yes, some modern cultures practice alternative methods of handling the dead instead of burial. For example, certain Tibetan Buddhist communities engage in sky burial, where the deceased's body is placed on a mountaintop to be consumed by vultures. Similarly, some cultures in the Philippines, such as the Igorot, practice hanging coffins, where the deceased are placed in coffins attached to cliffs. These practices reflect diverse beliefs about death and the afterlife that differ from traditional burial customs.