The Sapporo's Snow Festival in Japan is one of the biggest of its kind. It has been running for over 70 years, and usually tons of people go to Hokkaido's capital to admire the winter wonderlands across the city....including an International Snow Sculpture Contest!
This year things will be different but we can always dream to visit next year!
Would you go?
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The Rio Carnival in Brazil is the more famous, electric and colourful carnival in the world with all the parades, loud music and the extremely colorful costumes and decorations. It usually takes place in February and there are also always Samba Schools that perform and compete!!
Have you ever been?
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Let's start the new month with something sweet: today is National Dark chocolate Day!!!
Did you know that chocolate was originally consumed as a beverage?
The Aztecs believed it was a gift from the god of wisdom, and the chocolate was originally a fermented beverage that gave strength to the the drinker.
Have some before you take your next survey!
Harbin's annual festival is officially the biggest winter festival in the world. Located in China's most northerly province, it has earned the self-explanatory title of 'Ice City'
The festival is made of ice installations and snow statues lit up with rainbow lights towards the evening....including a giant Buddha made of snow!! The temperatures average is normally at -7°C during the day, but sink to -20°C at night.
We love to dream about places we've never visited and we hope to start travelling again soon!
Where would you like to go?
