Cultural garden made of clay in China

on December 26th, 2011 by Cyber mania

A unique cultural garden made of clay recently open to the public, in the city of Tangshan, China.

Since the first emperor to power, the Chinese already somewhat accustomed to making super magnificent monuments. From the start of the palace contains thousands of Terracotta statues of legendary Chinese up the wall are two of them.
clay garden Cultural garden made of clay in China
Now, they have created a unique cultural garden made of clay and recently opened to the public, in Tangshan City.

The park is featuring rows and rows of houses, busy streets full of shops and carts, state officials, to train horses Chinese classical era. This is a reproduction of the famous works of Zhang Zerui, “Riverside Scene”, which describes the Qingming Festival.
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The main figure behind this extraordinary project is the Qin Shiping, a local resident Fengrun district. Tangshan is since long known for its pottery tradition and Qin is one of the sculptor and painter there.

In 2005 he got the idea, namely to offer a unique view on China. Because he enjoyed the paintings Zherui Zhang, Qin then decided to create a more real picture of the painting to the art of clay sculptures.
Terracotta statues Cultural garden made of clay in China
Shiping Qin began to pour his ideas into real work in 2008. When was he hired two experts clay sculptures and 100 sculptors and start the project. Three years later, Tangshan clay sculpture park has been completed and opened to the public.
cultural garden Cultural garden made of clay in China
The extent of 300 x 60 meters with a scale size of 2 / 3 of original size. Total project cost has not been published, but a year after the project began a professional sculptor, namely in 2009, Qin Shiping had claimed to have invested more than 10 million yuan or more than 20 billion dollars.

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Enjoying the beauty of the River Seine with Water Bus

on December 23rd, 2011 by Cyber mania

It feels incomplete to Paris without exploring the river Seine which divides Paris city. Many ways to enjoy its beauty including water bus.
water bus paris Enjoying the beauty of the River Seine with Water Bus

Paris is very identical to the Eiffel Tower. 324-meter-high tower of course, is the icon that is attached to the French capital.

But the adventure you explore Paris do not stop there. 776 km along the Seine River which is right in the court of the Eiffel Tower can also be a starting point to enjoy the beauty of the city’s famous romantic.

River Seine divides Paris into two parts, the Right Bank and Left Bank. Along the river Seine is a lot of historical and tourist center that became a magnet for tourists.

Walking along the river is certainly drain your energy and takes a long time. Finally, I also gained decided to try one of the many tour operators are in the river along the river Seine.

The price for enjoying a boat tour is also varied depending on the facilities offered. There can be enjoyed over lunch, dinner, or taking a sip of French wine.

There are also tour operators that offer services around the River Seine with multilingual guides who will explain what you see during the trip. The choice, there is a direct one round once ride or you can go up and down as much on several stops of Ada.

My choice fell to Batobus, this operator offers tour of the Seine with 8 stops of interest. The surplus, once paying the ticket, you can go up and down Batobus much as you like throughout the day.

For tickets call up and down as much or hop-on hop-off for one day, you had to pay money at 14 euros for adults or 7 euros for children. There is also the option to hop-on hop-off for 2 to 5 days with a higher price.

To maximize your ticket, you should begin the journey of the morning. Water bus operates from 10.00 until 18.00 pm or 21:30 at peak season around April to October.

I decided to start the journey from the dismissal of the Eiffel Tower. After the Eiffel Tower, the ship will stop in seven other stops which is a famous tourist center, the Musée d’Orsay, St-Germain-des-Pres, Notre-Dame, Jardin des Plantes, the Hotel de Ville, the Louvre, the Champs-Elysées, then back to the Eiffel Tower.
river Seine Enjoying the beauty of the River Seine with Water Bus

Almost all tourist attractions in Paris near the Seine River can be visited by water bus. Of course, because it has facilities and hop-on hop-off, should be a time to time to get down, walk around, explore, and of course take pictures at all stops.

At the time of the summer until autumn, the scene of Parisians who bask in the sun on the riverbank will be a lot of looks. Unique bridges that classic can also be the object of an interesting photo.

The duration of one round of the Seine River tour lasts approximately 45-60 minutes. For who plans to visit the city of Paris, should sempatkanlah time to enjoy the beautiful architecture of the city bus tour through this water.

End your trip at sunset in the dismissal of the Eiffel Tower. Prepare a light picnic. Join the Parisians and other tourists for a small picnic lights illuminated Eiffel Tower and a canopy of stars. Romantic!

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Cycling in Copenhagen

on January 15th, 2012 by Cyber mania

The cold night air stung when I arrived in Copenhagen by bus from Gedser, a town on the southern tip of Denmark, as the rain began to fall. Some people might remember the Little Mermaid when I heard Copenhagen. But I knew that night, the capital of one of the nation’s oldest monarchy is an old town, wet, and cold.
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Armed with a map of the Internet, I tried to find his way to a hostel called Sleeping in Heaven. Hearing his name, I wish I could actually sleep in it. But first, I was struggling with bus routes that I never heard of.

“Take the bus no. 250S leads to Budinge St., Fell in Åboulevard (third stop). After that, the road 200 m to Struenseegade 7. Search Kapelvej and turn left at the alley after the building no. 44.”

Wow. This all must be done in an increasingly heavy rain. Several Danish krona coins diverse forms that I be picky to ride the bus. A little confused with each other because of similar shape and the writing is rather difficult to read.

The streets in cities in Europe quite “exotic” for me, for the first time set foot into the continent. Copenhagen dominated low building with a variety of architectural styles, ranging from the style of the 16th century until a minimalistic contemporary style and industrialists. What is clear, I do not feel there is in the capital or a busy business district.

The city is relatively quiet for my people of Indonesia. Here, the sound of horns and traffic jams do not adorn the life of every day. This is possible thanks to the use of bicycles as a primary means of transportation of its citizens. Everywhere bikes milling around.

The first night I came, I almost get hit because they do not know the path I crossed it a special bike lane. My layman’s observation, the people here are not just avid style with bicycle-style youth Jakarta with fixie or a young professional athletes with the bike.

Bicycles in Copenhagen is very casual and functional, purely for transportation. Each bike is equipped brakes (though not always with the gear change), and many are berkeranjang and almost always have a place to ride. Young people too, though a man, not ashamed to bring a bike with a basket in front.

Young mothers who have children to modify their bikes to be like a small rickshaw, and put his son in front. In fact, there is a basket can accommodate two children at once. Small compartment at the front or rear of the bike can also be converted to carry groceries or other goods.

In the spring until early autumn, ie from April to September, Bike rental facilities are available for free to anyone (with a deposit guarantee 30 krona, or USD 30 thousand). Facility named “Bycyklen Kobenhavn” is limited to the zone in downtown Copenhagen consisting of Indre By (Copenhagen Center) and Christianshavn, an old district of eclectic with long history.

The second area is best visited. There are many interesting things such as museums (among others Statens Museums for Kunst, the Danish Museum of Art & Design, the National Museum, Thorvaldsen Museum), and city parks (such as Tivoli Garden, Orstedsparken, Botanisk Have, Kastellet).

With bikes, you can browse through the canals and coastal calm and soothing. Sempatkanlah to Kristiania in Christianshavn, “settlements” in the city’s eccentric, belonging to the anti-establishment who rejected the presence of globalization and capitalism.

If you are interest in history, do not forget to visit some of the palace / castle like palace Amalienborg and Christiansborg. Like shopping? Then try the world’s longest pedestrian street, Strøget, which in both sides there are lots of shops.

If you just love the sensation of “lost” in the city – which was very enjoyable – so cycling could be one way of fulfilling it.

If you’ve finished cycling, you do not have to bother returning to the place of beginning. Simply put the bike at one point of collection – numbering more than 100 points in Kobenhavn Bycyklen environment.

The cyclists in Copenhagen must abide by several rules: Do not ever cross the sidewalk or pedestrian traffic, never cross the zebra crossing, do not ever ride in a city park, do not ride late at night and always crossed in the right lane (Danish driving on the right road).

Cycling in Copenhagen is very pleasant and safe. Air is relatively clean, convenient infrastructure and flat land contours. You can see more, absorbing a variety of things and explore the lives of the citizens should Copenhagenites true.

Want, right? So, forget about traveling by tour bus or rent a car. Use a bicycle if you have time to Copenhagen.

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