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1. Toy Soldier Parachute Drop in Toy Storyland





At first glance, normal shape. It is like a parachute, but it looked more like a vehicle seat which can rotate it. But it turns out this is not a regular vehicle. This is the Parachute Drop, which will take visitors to feel the sensation of falling with a parachute.


2. Space Mountain di Tomorrow Land



What is it like riding a roller coaster in the dark room. Definitely more challenging because you do not know what route. Space Mountain in Tomorrow Land can provide a different experience in a roller coaster ride.

Christmas opens for year-end holidays. If you do traveling abroad, tourists will see the Christmas tradition is not merely a colorful Christmas tree and Sinterkla. Some countries have a unique Christmas tradition.




1. Krampus, Austria




At Christmas, the tradition of the children in the world are waiting for Santa Claus to send a gift through the chimney. Inversely proportional to the good image of Santa Claus, several European countries have a tradition of Krampus Night is a horror

Krampus is believed to be the twin of Santa Claus. His job is to beat and give lessons to naughty children around the world. On December 5 each year, the men dressed in devil costumes are terrible. While drunk, they run all over town and use a stick to beat people blindly.


2. Caganer, Spain




If celebrate Christmas in Spain, Portugal, and Italy, maybe you'll not only see the statue of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. There Caganer, or 'shitter' in English, a figurine of people were defecating.
Caganer is a small human-shaped figurine is opening pants, aka feces and dirt visible in the back. Caganer usually stored in a corner of the table. Caganer tradition has been going on for hundreds of years, and is now becoming popular with the Caganer prominent figures like Obama and Sarkozy.


3. KFC, Japan




Japan has a very rich culinary. But you know, what they ate culinary Christmas Eve? Kentucky Fried Chicken aka KFC!

KFC make a Christmas dinner menu is Japanese tradition for some people. So do not be surprised if you go into KFC outlets, and they were very busy towards Christmas Eve.





4. Pie and Beer, Ireland




Christmas Traditions in Ireland enough unique. They eat pies and drink beer on Christmas Eve, of course, with family. But not all pie and beer was spent.

Irish citizens leave a few pieces of pie and a bottle of Guinness beer to food Santa Claus. You could say, the 'offerings' for Santa.


5. Discard shoes, Czech Republic




Each Christmas, ladies singles in the Czech Republic has a unique tradition to find out if they will get married in the coming year. His back to the door, they throw one shoe to the back of the shoulder.
If the shoe landed on the heel facing the door, a sign he would remain single for next year. But if the front of the shoe that falls facing the door, a sign he will move out of his parents' house and started to prepare for the wedding.


6. Hiding a broom stick, Norway




Norwegian people believe evil spirits and witches will come when Christmas Day and stole a broom stick to their terbangi in space. Therefore, every Christmas, all sticks and all other clean-up equipment is hidden.

Not only that, the guy must shoot their guns outside the house to scare the witches are coming.



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not just about the fountain of water gushing and decorate a pond. The fountain has now also become popular with many exciting performances travelers. Examples like the one in the 6th place.

Dilongok of Mother Nature Network, Wednesday (11/12/2013) these 6 cool fountains that make up reluctantly fascinated eye blink:

New Year celebration is not only celebrated the end of the year. Several countries in the world have celebrated the New Year festival in mid-year. What is it?
Some countries in the world have a New Year celebration respectively. This celebration became a tradition, then regular festivals held each year. Some of the festival was held in late December, but in the middle of the year.


1. Chinese New Year, China





In his home country, Imlek or Chinese New Year is a festival celebrating the arrival of spring. Chinese New Year is celebrated on the last day of the Chinese calendar, for 15 consecutive days. Chinese New Year Lantern Festival terminated by, which is always held in various cities.



2. Seollal, Korea





China has Imlek, Korean has Seollal. It is a New Year festival Koreans, signifying the first day in their calendar. In 2013, Seollal held on February 10. While next year, Seollal held on January 31.

For Koreans, Seollal is a family holiday time. Celebration for 3 days used to go home and get together with relatives, also did some traditions.


3. Nowruz, Central & South Asia





Nowruz is a celebration of the Persian New Year by the calendar. The new year is celebrated by the countries of Persian ancestry in Central Asia and South Asia. Starting from Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Russia, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, India also



4. Songkran, Thailand




In Thailand, New Year is celebrated with the wet. Yes, Songkran or also called 'water fight festival' is New Year celebrated all residents of the White Elephant Affairs. Took place on 13 April each year, people flocked to the streets and spraying water in all directions.


5. Penti, Indonesia





The majority of Indonesian people celebrate the new year in late December. However, another case with Wae Rebo village communities in Flores, NTT. They celebrate the New Year in November each year.

Here Penti, New Year festival celebrated Wae Rebo small rural communities. Penti held in November, which is the first month of the traditional calendar of local communities. It is also a month early planting.

Many animal-inspired festival. There is adored animals, there is also what makes animals so it actually looks funny. 5 This is the most bizarre animal festivals worldwide.




1. Tunarama Festival, Australia



Normally, tuna fish cooked to be eaten, but not in this one festival. Port Lincoln Tunarama Festival held at Foreshore Beach, Port Lincoln, Australia's tuna toss to race. Later, the participants will throw a tuna weighing 8-10 kg.

The trick, hold the fish and then rotating and then thrown. Farthest throwers will be the winner. The festival lasts for 4 days. Next year, the event took place from 24-27 January 2014. In addition to throwing tuna, there are also food stalls and a variety of other interesting events




2. Monkey Buffet Festival, Thailand





In Lopburi, north of Bangkok, monkeys have a pleasant life. Because, there are festivals that offer food for animals as this one. Each year, held the Monkey Buffet Festival. About 2,000 monkeys are free to enjoy the fruits and vegetables that is held by local residents.




3. Pig Festival, France




There are funny in the Pyrenees, France. Every second Sunday in August, there Pig Festival. History is initially Pyrenees town had been once the biggest pig producer in France. No wonder the city's many shops selling pork or pork themed restaurant.








4. Golden Shears, New Zealand





For you who are good at shaving, it could not hurt to follow the festival on this one. Golden Shears is a festival to be cut fleece wool. The festival is held every year in Masterton, Wairarapa, New Zealand.





5. Rayne Frog Festival, USA





've Imagined what it would be the star of the show Rayne Frog Festival? Frog course. The annual festival in Rayne, Louisiana, USA presents a variety of activities related to the fr

1. Dia de los Muertos, Mexico





Dia de los Muertos is a celebration of the most famous festivals in Mexico. Festival which takes place every 1st and 2nd November, is celebrated as the day of arrival and departure of the spirit. Dia de los Muertos is a festival to remember those who have died.
When the festival, the entire Mexico City will be full of colorful ornaments. Do not be surprised, along the way you will see many skull, either only the skeleton or skull costume creepy.


2. Pchum Ben, Cambodia







Pchum Ben is a festival of death which is held every October 1st at temples throughout Cambodia. For 15 days, the Buddhists who came to the temple to pray or burn sajen for family members who have died prior to the seventh generation.
After that, they all will eat a variety of foods that have been collected from each person. The atmosphere is peaceful and very family feel when the festival takes place



3. Frozen Dead Guy Days, U.S.




There is a unique festival in Nederland, Colorado, USA named Frozen Dead Guy Days. It is yearly festival since 2002 remedy respecting the frozen corpse. Historically, this festival was held to commemorate Morstoe Bredo, whose body was buried in a pile of ice in the Netherlands in the 1990s. Therefore, the family believes that the body can again be revived with technology.
After that, people Nederland Frozen Dead Guy Days held in remembrance. In this festival, there are plenty of casket or an ambulance that had been decorated with various colors. Some people are acting as the bodies of the festival adds more interesting. The festival usually takes place during the month of March.


4. La Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme, Spain


La Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme will make your heart excited. Why not, this is a festival that takes place in the city of Las Nieves, Galicia, Spain to mark the one year before the death of someone.



5. Signs Solok, Indonesia Toraja





Make no mistake, Indonesia has a famous festival of death named Solok Signs. This is a festival of death in the form of a traditional ceremony, the man's funeral and death anniversary of the ancestors. The bodies were buried would be paraded around the village and the festival is always attended by many people, as well as tourists.

1. Hadaka Matsuri, festival naked man





At Temple Saidaiji, Okayama there Hakada Matsuri festival or commonly known as the Naked Men Festival. As the name implies, you will see the man in there wearing only a loincloth such as the Japanese-style wrestlers and not wearing a shirt or pants at all!
In the festival, thousands of men will walk together around town. The festival usually takes place every February, when Japan in the winter aiming to have good luck throughout the year.


2. Nakizumo Matsuri, a festival baby crying sumo





Nakizumo sumo means the tears. Make no mistake, not the wrestlers, but a baby crying. In this festival, the two sumo wrestlers each will be holding a baby. Then, they both will lift the baby into the air or strange noises until the baby is crying.
The festival aims to provide the health blessing and cast out demons in infants. Nakizumo Matsuri usually takes place every April at Sensoji Temple, Tokyo. There are hundreds of babies who participate in the festival and the age of the festival has been going on for 400 years.


3. Akita Kanto, harvest festival





Akita Kanto probably most colorful festivals in Japan. Took place in the city of Akita, this festival takes place every August 3-6 every year. There, you can see dozens of people carrying kanto or bamboo poles that can reach 12 meters in length with ornate lanterns.


4. Sanja Matsuri





One of the most colorful festivals in Tokyo is Sanja Matsuri. The festival takes place in during the third full weekend in May in the district of Asakusa, Tokyo. Sanja Matsuri is a celebration for the founder of the Sensoji Temple in Tokyo and is considered the oldest Shinto gods. The festival was usually attended by about 2 million people!

1. Deepavali



Diwali or Deepavali is a festival for 5 days which marks the beginning of the Hindu new year. This festival is also known as the festival of light. Fireworks, small clay lamps, and candles were lit during the festival. The light is lit during the festival signifies the victory of good over evil and light over darkness. Candlelight makes Diwali festival atmosphere was so warm, filled with joy and happiness.

t first, Diwali Festival is celebrated in honor of Lord Rama and his wife Sita. They returned to their kingdom in Ayodhya, following Rama and monkey god Hanuman who defeated the Demon King Rahvana, and rescue Sita from his clutches. Diwali festival celebrated in October or November, following the movement of the moon. This festival is celebrated in India crowded, except in Kerala.

2. Ugadi




Ugadi name is taken from the word "Yuga Adi" which means the beginning of a new year. The festival is celebrated as New Year Ugadi in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The festival is celebrated on the first day of the Hindu month, Chaitra, also marks the beginning of spring. Ugadi festival is celebrated by cleaning the house, wearing new clothes, special meals and make denggan 6 flavors. Different flavors that should symbolize sadness, happiness, anger, fear, disgust, and surprise.


3. Puthandu




Puthandu Festival, or also known Varuda Pirappu, a celebration of the new year in Tamin Nadu, one of the parts of India. The festival is celebrated with fasting, and the making of patterns called kolams at the entrance of the house. Then, the lights are named Kuttuvilaku be placed in the center of the pond, meant to eliminate the darkness. Followed by a ritual called Kanni. Kanni itself has a sense of hope. People will then see jewelery, fruit, flowers, until rice is believed to be the bearer of prosperity.

This festival is celebrated on the first day of the Tamil month, Chithirai, which falls on April 14. Tamil Indian tribes are often found in Sri Lanka, Malaysia, India and Mauritius besides himself.

4. Mahavishuva Sankranti




Mahavishuva Sankranti festival, or Pana Sankranti, is celebrated as the Oriya New Year. On this great day, the various religious groups present Pana, a sweet drink of various kinds of fruit, water, milk, and honey. The offerings to Lord Shiva held, basil, Shalagram, as well as a variety of other symbols in the various temples. Water plays an important role as an offering in this festival.



5.Vaisakhi




Vaisakhi festival, or Baisakhi, is one of the important celebration, especially for the Sikh community, the farmers of Punjab and Haryana. This festival falls on 13 and 14 April, or the first day of the second month of the calendar based Nanakshahi. Some coloring festival Vaisakhi celebrations in the Sikh community

Sikhs also mark the Vaisakhi festival in honor of their 10th teacher, Guru Gobind Singh. When the Sikh Guru eliminate the caste system and find Khalsa Panth in 1699 on Shib Anandpur, Punjab. While the new year's festival falls on March 14 each year.

1. Lantern Festival Borobudur, Indonesia




Indonesia has a lantern festival is eagerly awaited each year many tourists, the Lantern Festival at Borobudur Temple, Central Java. The festival is held on Vesak Day.
,000 lanterns giving light during the celebration of Vesak peace at Borobudur. Travelers can feel pretty atmosphere when hundreds of lanterns released to the air. The release of such lanterns as a symbol of release defilement and all hatred from within.


2. Seoul Lantern Festival, Korea



Since its inception in 2009, the Seoul Lantern Festival which is held every year in October-November attracts many tourists. This event took place in a different river each year. In November 2013 the festival was held at the Cheonggyecheon Stream.

While in October 2012 lantern festival was held on the River Namgang. During the festival, hundreds of lanterns, with unique design will enlighten these rivers. Not only local residents, some international artists also helped enliven the festival.


3. Yuan Xiao Festival, China




In China, lantern festival called Yuan Xiao Festival, and is a traditional festival, which is held at the time of Cap Go Meh, that is 15 days after Chinese New Year. In 2014, the festival will take place in the fall on February 14.
No holiday for the traditional festival. In China, the festival is a feast of lanterns are just as important as the Spring Festival. Therefore, the locals celebrate the excitement of these lanterns with their families.


4. Auckland Chinese Lantern Festival, New Zealand




New Zealand also has a lantern festival. The festival is held in Auckland, New Zealand on the first full moon after the Lunar New Year. Both tourists and local residents joined abuzz celebrating the lantern festival.

The main event is stage shows, craft fairs authentic, traditional Chinese cuisine, as well as hundreds of lanterns beautiful exhibition of hand-made in Albert Park. The Auckland Chinese Lantern Festival organized by the Tourism Auckland.


5. Victoria Park Lantern Festival, USA




Garden lantern festival in Victoria Park, California, USA This is a society project event. This park became an arena for organized Victoria Park Lantern Festival which takes place every year.
Victoria Park Lantern Festival lifting historic appearance and naturalness of the park. The festival became more beautiful because in the river is also decorated with lanterns in glass jars. Many tourists attended the festival and enjoy the city hall after dusk.

Each countries has a different favorite foods, and spawned dozens of unique food festival. If tourists come when the food festival takes place, they can tomato fight until the cheese rolling. Exciting!
6 most unique in the World Food Festival
The World's most unique food festival
6. festival uniquely in the world of food

In some countries a tourist destination, there are some famous food festivals. In fact, tourists are willing to come from far away to celebrate the excitement.


1. Haro Wine Festival, Spain




In the small town of Haro in northern Spain there is a food festival called Haro Wine Festival every June 29. From the name it was clear the festival associated with wine drinkING. This summer festival every year enlivened by drinking wine competitions.
The most exciting is the Batalla de Vino event. It is a war in which people wine watered wine. This wine war started at 07.00 am local time. Participants wore a white T-shirt, carrying jugs, bottles and other containers containing red wine. After blessing led by the mayor, the wine began the war. So she called up all the people berwarga purplish red.


2. World Black Pudding Throwing campionship, England





This is a unique festival originated from Ramsbottom in the UK. The roots of its history is the rivalry over food between the Yorkshire and the Lancastrian 1839 ago. World Black Pudding Throwing Championship campionship is where participants had to throw a sausage Lancastrian towards Yorkshire pudding from a distance of 7 meters.

According to the Manchester Evening News, they are most successful destructive pudding is the winner. The puddings come from Yorkshire to Ramsbottom with steam train and greeted inflatable Scottish pipe music. The atmosphere during the race so he shouted to attract tourists to come.

3. Cheese Rolling Festival, UK




England still have other unique food festival. This time there from Gloucester Cheese Rolling Festival. From the official website of the festival, is held Cheese Rolling on Cooper's Hill Hill every year during the summer.


Well the race, cheeses tires for scooters rolled from the top of the hill. Participants then ran down the hill to catch the cheese. Sound easy? Wait until you know that the cheese can go up to 112 km / h!

Many participants injuries, but the activity never stops. Even foreign tourists also participated. In 2013 the winner was the U.S. and Japanese tourists.


4. Rocky Mountain Oysters Festival, USA




Rocky Mountain Oysters are a unique food festival in Throckmorton, Texas, USA. No oysters here despite the words 'Oyster'. It is a culinary festival takes cow testicles!

Testes cow is considered a delicacy by some people and Texas showed their appreciation in processing cow testicles. The festival is to see who can make the best fried cow testicles. Bovine testicular wrapped flour, pepper and salt, then fried. Testes fried then dipped in cocktail sauce. It felt? According to them anyway delicious.


5. La Tomatina, Spain




La Tomatina Festival come to be Indonesian people's attention because two celebrities never follow celebrate the country have fun. Titi Kamal and Christian couples Sugiono never publish their activities in the most famous tomato fight action.
Yeah, right. La Tomatina is held in Bunol, Spain is a festival in which people throw tomatoes with thrill. From site latomatinatours.com, festival attracting foreign tourists. Committee to provide 150,000 tons of tomatoes tossed.



6. Noche de Rabanos, Mexico





Mexico has unique food festival is Noche de Rabanos in Oaxaca City. Rabanos Indonesian language is horseradish. From site Oaxaca City Government, citizens gathered in the town square every December 23 in the evening. At that time they watch artists carve turnips.
The event is only a few hours, but draw thousands of tourists to come. They want to see how these radishes carved into the shape of people and other life forms. Funny is not it?