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Beijing In 2008, when you are at the grand occasion of the Olympic Games with the theme slogan of "One World One Dream", you will also find yourselves experiencing the oriental ancient civilization of Beijing.
Beijing was the capital city of the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties of China. The largest palace of the world, the Forbidden City, is located on the central axis of Beijing city.

The local government of Baguio city has recently lauched the city's main tourism event: the annual Panagbenga Festival or the Baguio City Flower Festival. The Festival is sometimes compared to the Parade of Roses held every New Year in Pasadena, Calilfornia. more info

Chinese New Year -- also known as the "Spring Festival"-- falls on a different date each year, ranging from late January to mid-February, (basically on the second new moon after the winter solstice.)Unlike our western New Year, celebrations aren't tightly focused on one date.The big day itself may be February 7 2008, but festivities can occur on weekends before or after that date -- often with a flamboyant Parade.


Finally, the most awaited event of the year is just around the corner. The Sinulog buzz is in the air as bazaars have finally lined up the streets and selling everybody's favorite goods.
We can all see (and feel) it now. The sea of people, the addicting beats, the humid air, the sticky feel of sweat



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