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Japan Travel: Weeping Plums at Jonan-gu Shrine in Kyoto
“Jonan-gu” Shrine is located in Fushimi Ward, a little far from downtown Kyoto. It was created as a guardian deity guarding the southern part of Kyoto and protecting the country when Heian Kyoto moved the capital. It worships the gods who relieve disasters in all directions. “Jonan-gu” Shrine's architecture is unified in the Heian period style. In addition, there will also be a “song and water” banquet here, where everyone sits by the flowing water, and there are often activities such as flower viewing and poetry writing. Held twice a year in spring and autumn, this elegant traditional event forms a beautiful sight in the ancient capital.
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
Travel Essentials For Your First African Trip
Everyone who wants to travel to Africa has the same question in their hearts - is it safe to travel in Africa? The answer is actually very simple, as long as you go to the right place, the journey is not dangerous. Here is an African travel guide for you!
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
La Rambla: a joyous venue in Barcelona
In Barcelona, there is a street that cuts through the city center with a dizzying mix of elements: historic buildings, bird and flower markets, performance art. Some people call it Wanderer Street, so that this romantic name has been handed down, making people forget her real name: La Rambla Street.
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
What is "cloud travel"?
Under the pandemic, offline tourism has been impacted, but it has catalyzed a new idea of “cloud tourism”. The so-called “cloud travel”, namely "Internet + travel", is to enjoy the fun brought by travel without leaving home, including the use of emerging technologies such as AR, VR, short video, live broadcast, etc. The immersive feeling allows more people to see different scenery through the Internet, and there is an emotional participation of eyes and hearts.
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
Thailand Travel: Food Tour
I love tropical climates and Thailand is a country I go to often. I have countless nicknames in Thailand: Japanese food killer, hot pot killer, buffet killer, steak killer, fried rice killer, barbecue killer, fried skewer killer, pho killer, meatball killer...
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
Facts Of Canada Express Entry We Bet You Didn’t Know
Canada Express Entry, as you may be aware, is an electronic platform through which Canada currently manages its immigration applications. It was introduced in the year 2015 as a super fast method of bringing in new talent to the country on a permanent basis. Since its introduction, it has invited over 50,000 professionals from worldwide and given them a stable career, as promised by Canada.
By Nitesh Prasad3 years ago in Education
How much do you know about foreign train travel routes?
In life, how many people can take a trip that says go away? We work hard every day, and the goal of our efforts is the ability to say "no" to others one day. Travel is the spiritual life that everyone yearns for. Here, I offer some wonderful foreign train trips. I hope everyone who sees it can realize their dreams!
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
8 Unknown Niche Travel Destinations Abroad!
If we don't touch the unknown, our senses will become dull, our world will be so small, and even curiosity will disappear. Our eyes will no longer be on the distant horizon, and our ears will not hear those familiar sounds. Are you ready to walk into the rainforest, into the desert, into the sea of stars, and visit 8 unknown niche destinations abroad?
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
Some Insights On Traveling Abroad Alone
Everyone likes to travel differently. Traveling alone, you don't need to accommodate other people's time, you can leave immediately when you want to leave, and everyone's consumption level, the attractions to see, and the physical strength of each person are different. For example, in Bali, some people like rafting, surfing and skateboarding, and I just want to see monkeys in the strong artistic atmosphere of Ubud, climb terraces, do spas, go to bars. Traveling alone does not need to consider the preferences and feelings of another person. All the attractions and time arrangements are designed by myself. The places to go and the time to stay are specially customized according to my own preferences. People will have a lot of fun when they travel. Basically, no time is wasted throughout the whole process, and time and energy are spent on the experience and feeling of the scenery. I'm sure I'll have a lot of fun if I have a friend who likes to travel with me, but I'll enjoy being alone if I don't meet a friend who wants to travel to the same country at the same time!
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
What I've Learned From 1 Year Of Teaching Abroad
I've been a teacher for a little over a year now. My students are all native Spanish speakers, and I'm trying to teach them to write in a way that they can express themselves. I guess one thought that's crossed my mind is that by me writing in a public space, my students would have no excuse for not wanting to write in a private one. I always tell them that they can write whatever they want, even if they go off-topic. The most important thing is that they write in their own way. No copying.
By Conner Skaggs3 years ago in Education
The world's largest Reclining Buddha
When it comes to Buddhism, I believe that many people will not find it unfamiliar, because the most important religion in our country is Buddhism, so many people are very religious. As one of the three major religions in the world, Buddhism also has its own unique representatives, such as scriptures, Buddha statues and so on. The most famous Buddha statues in our country are the Leshan Giant Buddha, the Central Plains Giant Buddha, etc., but the largest reclining Buddha in the world is not in our country. Do you know which country it is in?
By Sinovita 3 years ago in Education
8 Important Facts About DFW Airport
DFW Airport is the primary international airport serving the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and the North Texas region in the US. Sprawling across 17, Guest Posting207 acres of land, it is the second-largest airport by land area after Denver International Airport. Curious to know more?
By The Multimedia Blog3 years ago in Education