World’s most famous tulip festival in Netherlands now open
Located around 30 minutes from Amsterdam, Keukenhof is famous for its fields of brightly colored tulips which carpet 32 hectares of grounds.
March 25, 2018
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Located around 30 minutes from Amsterdam, Keukenhof is famous for its fields of brightly colored tulips which carpet 32 hectares of grounds.
Rooster cages in a high-end mall?
Tokyo— For many tourists, a trip to the Japanese capital is incomplete unless certain activities are ticked off one’s mental list. Selfies with the statue of Hachiko at Shibuya Crossing, breakfast of Kaisen Don (seafood over rice) at Tsukiji Market, robot sightings in the electronics shops in Akihabara, and window shopping in Ginza.
Flowers are a big hit every Valentine’s season. Their natural beauty is mesmerizing and is sure to delight anyone who receives it. Roses, which symbolize love, take center stage every 14th of February, but there are countless of blooms out there that can convey special messages to your loved ones. The meanings of these flowers won’t leave them wondering—making them settle for petals to determine their luck. They no longer have to be lovestruck and dazed, repeating the words: “He loves me, he loves me not.”
Plum trees bloom at Kairakuen, regarded as one of Japan’s three finest gardens, on the first day of a plum festival in Mito on Saturday. Visitors saw about 3,000 trees that were halfway to full bloom — harbingers of an early spring. According to the park’s information center, many of the flowers will be at full bloom from late this month to early March, though the festival continues until the end of March.
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SAY IT with flowers, in happy colors. That was how Malacañang welcomed Chile President Michelle Bachelet to the state luncheon last Monday.
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