Celebrate Chinese New Year in Hong Kong

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Travel Info

Between late January and February, as dictated by the lunar calendar, much of humanity poured into the Chinese New Year celebrations, a burst of fireworks, dragon dances and ancestral symbols which this year is dedicated to the rabbit. Fireworks synchronized with music, light up for about half an hour the sky of Victoria Harbour. The real highlight is the spectacular light and sound of the second day of celebration. On the streets of downtown po… Continue reading →

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The deadly sins travelers

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Travel Info

… dining good work of chefs such as Gaston Acurio revolutionaries who have been able to introduce the world the combination of excellent raw materials from Peru and the colonial heritage and culinary issues with the flavors of Chinese cuisine and Japanese immigrants brought with them from the Far East came to this country in the nineteenth century. If what you like is to leave you wonder, you’ll find yourself at home in Dubai, with crisis an… Continue reading →

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Istanbul Cultural Capital 2010

Posted on January 14, 2010 by Travel Info

…ny of its monuments, including the walls or scaffolding permanently flooded church, then mosque now museum of Hagia Sophia. Also been given a facelift to the old kitchens of the Topkapi Palace, home to a superb collection of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, but will be in the museum grounds where it opens a major exhibition in February around the Persian civilization and another, which runs until August, about the treasures of the Kremlin. Meanw… Continue reading →

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An army of clay for eternity

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Travel Info

…of China, not yet named so, in 221 BC Fully aware of the greatness of his achievement, created a new title to distinguish himself from his predecessors: huangdi, sum of di huang and, title-the mythical rulers of the origin of Chinese history, virtuous and perfect. At the same time, I was also a name of divinity. This extreme desire to posterity obsessed the emperor, and led him to project at the beginning of his reign the mausoleum, which remaine… Continue reading →

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