Posts Tagged: Festivals
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Feb 25, 2011
No CommentsJordan: Eastern Delights
The Jordanian cuisine does not have much originality. It is similar to that of its neighbors Egypt, Lebanese and Turkish. Entry Mezze: different preparations served hot or cold in bowls or cups Hummus, hummus with olive oil Baba ghanouj: eggplant caviar Labneh: heavy cream Kube: meatballs Falafel, croquettes of chickpeas with spices and fried in...
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Feb 24, 2011
No CommentsEvents in Malaysia: the best of the Buddhist, Hindu and Muslim
Here is a small selection of the major festivals and entertainment and sporting events held annually throughout the country. Thaipusam (or Thaippooyam): This festival of Indian origin, held in January or February, is staged in the island of Penang and Batu Caves, outside the mainland state of Selangor. One of the main events associated with...
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Feb 19, 2011
No CommentsPopular festivals: the traditional face of Shanghai
Despite its futuristic look, the city of Shanghai is not incompatible with the festivals and ancient rituals that underpin the culture of China. Here are detailed (following its disposal in the Gregorian calendar) some of the most representative and other festivals of interest: Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (Chunjie) This festival takes place at...
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Feb 12, 2011
No CommentsEating in the United Arab Emirates
Big cities not only provide the whole range of international cuisine but also the large hotels have caught Chefs worldwide. The restaurants serve a Middle Eastern classic Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia … In the United Arab Emirates is easier to eat Arab food international food, but if we are lucky to access it, can not...
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Jan 27, 2011
No CommentsBilbao: Festivals in Bilbao
During the winter season is not folk festivals, which is why the inhabitants of Bilbao expect the few festivals in the city to celebrate the maximum. If you are traveling to Bilbao for sightseeing is recommended that you do in any of these dates in order to enjoy some of these great celebrations. The holidays...
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Jan 05, 2011
No CommentsNorway: more than 200 festivals, meetings, events
January: Holmenkollen Ski Festival. Northern Lights Festival. March: Birkebeiner marathon background. Marathon Finnmark. Voss Jazz Festival. April: Easter Festival in Karasjok. May: Marathon, Grete Waitz, women-only race. International Festival of Music in Bergen. National Day on 17 May. June: Northern Cape Cultural Festival. March of North Cape. Endurance Run. July: Festival of Emigration. Bislett Games....
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Nov 25, 2010
No CommentsPoland: Traditional festivals
To close this brief review of Polish geography, briefly detailed some of the more popular festivals rooted in Poland. Nowy Rok (New Year): January 1 is a public holiday throughout the country. Grandma’s Day, is commemorated on 21 January. Greasy Thursday: As with other European countries, it is traditional for the last Thursday of Carnival...
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Nov 17, 2010
No CommentsRussia: Festivals and holidays
Russia: Discover the largest country in the World Fiesta Days January 1 New Year’s Day. For the Russians this is the most important holiday. They say that As you start the year, will follow the rest so its only goal at this event is fun. Family gather for great food, decorate the Christmas tree and...
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Oct 26, 2010
No CommentsSydney Festivals and Holidays: everything an international claim
Below are listed in chronological order some of the highlights of those are held every year in Sydney. New Year is celebrated on January 1 unless it falls on a Saturday or Sunday (in this case, moves to Monday). This date is festive throughout Australia. Sydney Festival: The appointment of 20-day-ranging from the second week...
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Oct 17, 2010
No CommentsFestivals in Los Angeles
Lively nightlife Los Angeles has a variety of cultural events, arts festivals, sports, special festivals and an extensive list of activities for all tastes. Holidays: January 1 – New Year January – Christmas Holiday Weekend January 18 – Martin Luther King Day February – Winter Break February 15 – President’s Day – Washington’s Birthday April...
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Sep 26, 2010
No CommentsThe Carnival in Italy
Carnival is a festival which is celebrated in countries with Christian tradition, specifically in Catholic countries. The main events are concentrated between the months of February and March. It is a period or rules are abolished, or kings are partying with the poor – it’s not for nothing that says “A Carnevale Ogni Scherzo Vale”...