What is interesting in the summer?
Average Japanese society will begin to prepare everything, for example: air conditioner to cool the temperature, sutobu (room heaters) are stored in the warehouse, clothing (jackets, coats, gloves, scarves, etc.) will be in store in cupboards above, then hunting for summer clothes to the mall, and others.

Other activities such as: begin to prepare a place for barbeque grilling meat, buy more beer, sports in the open field during the winter is not done, until hunting sunscreen.

Japanese society in general will be very hot in the summer; their bodies will be always sweating, so that (for women) will wear minimal. At leisure, you who love the beauty of men do not stay home!, But go a walk to the mall or the beach.

On the beach, it will be very crowded, there is no gap for playing ball, and the sea like a children’s pool on Sunday.

1. Yuyuan Garden

Yuyuan or Yu Garden is a garden tour of China’s most luxurious and best-in Anren 132 Street, Old City, or be near the Chenghuangmiao. Some of the Suzhou-style design is very clearly seen in the garden area is an area of two hectares. In addition, the Yuyuan Garden tours can also be accessed from the Shanghai Metro stations located near the park.

2. Shanghai Xin Tian Di

For those visitors who want to shop and enjoy the various entertainment typical of Shanghai, came to the shopping and entertainment area of Xin Tian Di. Various traditional creations (various foods, cafes, bookstores and other entertainment) to modern (auto show) are on display there.

Xin Tian Di is one of the most important entertainment areas in China built by Shui on Land of the buildings house ancient China whose name (shikumen). The nearest train stops, i.e. at the station at the South Huangpi Road and Xintiandi at one point on the path 10.

3. The Bund

The Bund is a popular tourist destination in Shanghai that offers a panoramic beauty of tall buildings, a wharf and several surrounding areas.

Bund’s name is taken from the Hindi word that means the levee, reservoir or even a pier. Naming the Bund is often found in many countries, like India, China and Japan (Yokohama Bund). However, the term was brought to Shanghai by the family of Victor Sassoon.

For the matter of transportation, there are locations near the train station at Nanjing East Road and the main bus stop on East-1 Zhongshan Road.

4. Jade Buddha Temple

Buddhist temple in Shanghai was created as a place of worship for a nation that embraces the Buddhist ideology of Mahayana Buddhism. Jade Temple was founded in 1882 and made with the construction of the building is modern.

Besides being equipped with two jade Buddha statues imported from Burma, at the Jade Buddha Temple locations also have a sitting Buddha statue weighing three tons and 1.95 meters high and the other Buddhist statues donated by Singapore.

5. Nanjing Road

Nanjing Road or Nanjing Lu is the main shopping area in Shanghai is also one of the busiest roads in the world. Area roads are divided into two roads, namely Nanjing Road Nanjing Road east and west.

Normally the tourists and other guests celebrated the big day, such as Chinese New Year, New Year’s Eve, Christmas and Easter in the area of Nanjing Road.

Various accessibility, accommodation, security, and professional guide services, enabling more and more people enjoy the natural beauty of this increasingly scarce. Kilimanjaro as a world natural heritage and improve itself in the last four years tourist arrivals increased by more than tripling.

Observing nature in the management of Kili, the way in the mission of “Kilimanjaro for Lupus” This continues to create awe and envy. Tanzania, a developing country with over 30 percent of its population below the poverty line, capable of highly disciplined. Marangu Gate is one of seven climbing route to the top of Kilimanjaro at an altitude of 1800 m. The building manager’s office contains three officers met the prospective climbers lined up neatly.

In front of it there is a small kiosk that contains the complete needs of climbing up to the souvenir trade. Bathroom facilities to sit and picnic area neat and clean, four climbing bulletin board, restrictions, rules and regulations, an appeal backed climbing slick on the board with a carved wooden posts are easy to read.

All the buildings identified with the board a clear point. No visible trash, but we did not find any loose trash. The reliable guide helps us register and manage logistics with 26 porters, cooks, and assistant guide who are largely a Chagga tribe, the largest tribe in the Kilimanjaro region.

The pure natural atmosphere along the 70 km trip up and down we feel so deeply. Flora-fauna we encountered seemed quiet undisturbed. Picnic area in the form of a wooden bench tables, cabin clean and well maintained toilets at every 5-7 km journey, three climber huts at Mandara capacity of 70 people, 148 people in Horombo and 58 people on Kibo is ready to welcome.

This chocolate factory, later named Zotter Manufacturing GmbH Schokoladen is not very big. The employees were only 41 people and during the June to August, the entire plant closed because of high temperatures in summer and it requires manufacturers to provide refrigerated transport equipment that is too expensive. Making chocolate is also very traditional, without printing the boxes as we often see. Brown flat course, created manually.

The trick is first in the production of `table` sized approximately 1 x 8 m laid paper as base oil. Then pour the liquid chocolate Zotter employees up this paper and flatten with a special tool. After that, the second layer is poured, the contents of these chocolates. Once again coated with a layer of chocolate on top, employees Zotter chocolate that has been cut block this dry boxes sized approximately 5 x 12 cm.

Then, half-finished blocks are dried briefly, then placed on a conveyor coating with a layer of chocolate and finally produce texture, and then dried again. Well, after this, employees Zotter chocolate-brown wrapping one-one by hand! Within an hour of mothers Zotter employees can wrap approximately 300 chocolate bars. Means of production in 2400 only about chocolate bars a day!

So what’s so special? Well, as already mentioned, Josef Zotter want to find a combination of dark chocolate, this was unusual. For example: he used the juice of celery as the ingredients of chocolate! Not only that: there are also chocolate filled with pineapple juice and peppers, cheese, chili, ginger, and even rice!

For this purpose, at a cost of EUR 5 per person, Zotter has chocolate tasting a program. Very creative way: visitors are asked to stand in a sort of bar which was then the curtains opened. Behind the curtain, not a stripper turned up, but a braid like a conveyor belt sushi restaurant running. But they are not sushi, but a piece of chocolate with the name board ready to be tasted.

Prepare your physical fitness because the way to the Jakhu Temple requires high stamina and unyielding spirit. The road to the temple is always rising and the occasional hill climbing. Along the way, you can see the act of monkeys hanging in trees. Jakhu Temple is a temple dedicated to worship the monkey god, Hanuman. Lots of monkeys are hanging around the temple. Be careful! Because they can suddenly become vicious and attack the visitors. Fortunately, before entering the temple, you can rent a goad these apes.

Arriving at the temple, you can feel the comfortable atmosphere. There are several park benches for you to sit rest while fresh air from the surrounding forest that surrounds the temple. This temple is the highest peak in the north of The Ridge. From this temple, we can see the scenery Shimla City at the bottom and so does the snowy peak of the Himalayas.

Imelda, as one user indirectly promotes it throughout the world. Even some of the local product collection pretty Imelda displayed in the museum adjacent to the courthouse.

The location of the shoe museum of the woman who is married to Marcos in 1954 is located in downtown Makati. This two-story building was turned into a museum, the extent of modest but capable of storing various collection like; 3000 pairs of Imelda’s shoes when the following photos – in which – with whom the shoe wear, shoe size of a giant who won in a contest, a collection of ceramics from various shoe-shaped mini countries, shoe sewing equipment, photographs Imelda Marcos, Barong or traditional dress Philippines male, fragment of shoe-making and much more.

Sap glass storefront that accommodate seven shoes and photos – photos Imelda existing fenced in by a rope around the walls blue with aluminum-iron pillars.

From the pictures framed beautiful, it became clear how the woman who once became the governor of Manila continues to spread her beauty until today.

Even when the “Imelda” film crew is on a tour of the Philippines, this former Philippines first lady since 1964 also shared some of her graceful poses for the photos. Many parties who accuse that the museum is showing some sign – a sign of corruption and dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos. Apart from all that, the museum remains to be an attractive tourist asset for the Philippines, especially for shoe lovers or collectors.