Tag: tradition
Wedding
Feb 20, 2016Why You Don’t Need a Flower Girl or Ring Bearer
Gone are the days of traditional wedding parties. It’s 2016 and it’s no longer out of the ordinary to see men standing on the side of the bride or vice versa, two brides or grooms or even a dog walking someone down the aisle.
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History
Feb 18, 2016Experience Traditional Tea Ceremonies In Japan
The Japanese traditional tea ceremony has been a staple of Japanese culture for hundreds of years. While some may fear this art form is going extinct, there are still several places where you can experience tea ceremonies in all their historical wonder, particularly if you happen to be staying in Kyoto, where the practice first began.
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Jan 15, 2016Light Up the Taiwan Sky
Pingxi, located one hour from the capital of Taiwan, is host to one of the lesser-known celebrations for Chinese New Year, where more than 100,000 floating lanterns are released into the moonlit sky.
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History
Jan 14, 2016Ivrea, Italy, and the Battle of the Oranges
If you’re interested in seeing Spain’s famous La Tomatina, Ivrea’s Battle of the Oranges is another food fight worth considering. It’s not as big as Buñol’s, but it is more authentic and hasn’t been flooded with the backpacking crowd yet.