Typical food of Italy:There are two typical dishes that have a huge reputation in the country and that we know all over the world, despite the fact that many question their true origin, pasta and pizza are two dishes that we inevitably associate with the boot immediately. The Italian territory has a great culinary diversity, each of its regions having its own dish and that is something that Italians are truly proud of.

Italians with religion

Italians are very believing people and a large part of their population is characterized by their faith in God, it is no coincidence that the Vatican is located on Italian territory. The most important religion in the country is Catholicism and about 90% of the population is Roman Catholic. An interesting 
fact that is worth noting is that it is also estimated that most of the followers of Satanism are also in 

Italian music and dance

In Venice, one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, during the spring there is a mask festival called “the Carnival of Venice” (Carnevale di Venezia), the most important in the country. In it, people dress up in typical Victorian costumes made with extreme dedication and taking care of the smallest detail. In addition, masks of all kinds are used, from the simplest to the most complex.

Climate:Spring: from March 21 to June 21.
Summer: from June 21 to September 23.
Autumn: from September 23 to December 21.
Winter: from December 22nd and ends on March 21st

Festival of the Virgin of Candelaria
Held in the city of Puno, department of Puno, on the shores of the famous Lake Titicaca. It begins every February 2 with the celebration of masses and processions to the Virgen de la Candelaria. During the festival, folk dance contests are held where participants present colorful costumes.

Lord of Miracles

The religious festival of the Lord of Miracles, is celebrated in the month of October or 'purple month' and brings together the largest number of faithful in South America. History tells that when the image was painted in colonial times, there were countless earthquakes and attempts to erase it, however, it always remained intact. It is tradition that thousands of parishioners dressed in purple robes worship the miraculous image.

Peruvian meals:
Ceviche. We start the list with what is possibly the most emblematic dish in the country
Lomo Saltado. 
Ají de Gallin.
Cause Limeña. 
Pachamanca. 
Chicken rice.
Huancaína noodles
Aguadito.

Tourist place of Peru
Arequipa: The Colca Canyon.
Cusco: Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. 
Lima: The City of the Kings.
Iquitos: The Amazon River. Nazca: The Nazca Lines. 
Paracas: The Ballestas Islands.

CURRENCY:
Sol
Climate:
The central Peruvian coast shows a series of atypical microclimates due to the influential and cold Humboldt current that derives from Antarctica, the proximity of the mountain range and the tropical location, giving Lima a subtropical, desert and humid climate at the same time.

Typical dances of Argentina: know the Tango, the Chacarera and many more. Dancing, watching dance and feeling the music to the rhythm of each step is something that Latinos know very well. When thinking about typical Argentine dances, Tango surely comes to mind.
Currency:
Argentine peso
Climate: Argentina has the three main types of climate: warm, temperate and cold. This is due to its enormous extension, particularly in the north-south direction. In contrast to what happens to other latitudes, in general in Argentina there are four differentiable seasons: autumn, winter, spring and summer.
Official language of Argentina
Spanish is the official language of the Argentine Republic. It was brought by the Spanish conquerors, it underwent the changes typical of coexistence with the native indigenous peoples that enriched it, especially in its lexical aspects.

Winter in Canada Winters in Canada are cold throughout the country, although there are variations that depend on latitudes and terrain. 
Spring in Canada 
Summer in canada 
Autumn in Canada
Currency:

Canadian dollar

Most popular typical Canadian festivals

Quebec is a city known for its carnival celebrations. The pre-Lenten festival better known as the winter carnival is one of the most popular.

It has been celebrated for more than a century (1894). However, since 1955 it began to be celebrated every year. A highlight is that this festival attracts international attention, bringing together more than a million people every year.

Edmonton Folk Festival
Edmonton has a few cultural festivals that bring together various spectators. The folk festival is open-air music, which lasts four days.

This festival unites thousands of people in a parade of lanterns, in which you can dance and sing. A great variety of artists is featured.

It is one of the main folk festivals in the world, it is an iconic event.

Peameal bacon: meat in the best Canadian style.
Macaroni and Cheese: They are not like the others. 
Poutine: a delicious and very typical combination. 
Tourtière: one of the most delicious and typical foods in Canada.
Fiddleheads - delicious and healthy

WEATHER IN BRAZIL
The climate of Brazil is characterized by being mostly warm, since around 90% of the country is in the tropical zone, although it varies between the equatorial in most of the northeast and north (the terrestrial equator crosses the mouth of the Amazon) to temperate zones south of the Tropic of Capricorn (23 ° 27′S)

Punta Cana:
With its 50 kilometers of paradisiacal beaches, Punta Cana is undoubtedly one of the most famous tourist places in the Dominican Republic, as well as one of the most legendary in the Caribbean, with beaches renowned for their crystal clear waters, white sands and huge coconut trees, in addition to host exclusive golf courses, luxurious hotel complexes and all-inclusive resorts.
Although Punta Cana is spoken of as a single destination, in reality it is made up of several beaches, the most famous being Bávaro beach, with an inexhaustible offer of tourist services and recreational activities. Next to it, there are other beautiful beaches such as Juanillo, Macao and Uvero Alto.
San Felipe de Puerto Plata:
Located at the foot of the Atlantic Ocean, it corresponds to one of the most beautiful cities in the country, combining beaches, history and modernity, as well as a vast offer of tourist services, including numerous hotels, restaurants, lively nightlife and shopping centers.
Among its many tourist attractions, its famous cable car stands out, which in a route of 800 meters, ascends to Christ the Redeemer on the Isabel de Torres Mountain, forming the typical postcard of the city. Other attractions are its Victorian historic center, its promenade that ends at the old San Felipe Fortress and beautiful beaches such as Playa Dorada.
Typical food:
El Mangú The mangú is a traditional Dominican breakfast dish, made with a green banana puree and served with eggs, salami, cheese and finished with red onion cooked in a vinegar sauce.
The Dominican Flag.
Stew.
Cakes in Sheets.
CURRENCY:
Dominican peso
CLIMATE:
The climate of the Dominican Republic is tropical warm, which presents a fairly stable temperature throughout the seasons, which is between 25 and 35 ºC. The highest temperatures are reached in summer between the months of July and August, while from November to January they change a little, decreasing to 18 ºC, in high altitude regions, and 24 ºC in the rest of the country.

It must be taken into account that, being a warm tropical climate, the rains are abundant. The rainy season coincides with summer, since generally two rainy seasons are established: from April to June and from September to November. In addition, its location in the middle of the Caribbean is ideal for severe storms and a hurricane to occur on the island between the months of June and November. In fact, this time of year is known as the “cyclonic season”, with the possibility of both floods and droughts.

The United States is the third largest country in the world in terms of population and the fourth largest in area. It is made up of 50 states whose capital is Washington federal district,
Official language:
Although English is the most widely spoken language in the United States, this country does not have an official language. Neither the Constitution nor other federal laws establish anything in this regard, so each state can regulate it on its own
Currency:
American dollar
Climate:
The climate of the United States has radical differences between one place and another, the seasons of the year in each city also influence. In the west, the climate is usually warmer and there are frequent rains in the south. ... On the other hand, in the north there is abundant snow and cold climates in the mountains.
Historic places of the united states:
Statue of Liberty, New York City
National Mall, Washington, D.C.
Hollywood sign, Los Angeles, California.
Route 66, Oklahoma. 
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California.
Gateway Arch, St.
Space Needle, Seattle, Washington.
 Popular places in the united states:
Times Square in New York City is the most visited tourist attraction in the United States, with more than 42 million visitors per year.
Tipical Foods:
The hamburger is the king of American cuisine. Its name derives from the German city of Hamburg and originated in North America in the late 19th century. The traditional and the version with cheese are found in almost any restaurant in the country and at different prices.

Jamaica has 14 municipalities, its capital being Kingston, and it has a system of government model like that of Great Britain: the prime minister is the head of the Government. And there is a two-party system: the National People's Party (PNP) and the Jamaica Labor Party (JLP), and minority parties: the Jamaica Workers Party and the Jamaica American Party (which support Jamaica's incorporation into the USA).

The Jamaican economy has been based on tourism for some years now, although they maintain the production of sugar and the extraction of bauxite.
Places that Jamica has:
One of the things that caught my attention the most is that it has about 120 rivers! And it also has 3 national parks: two are marine: Montego Bay Marine Park and Negril Marine Park and the third, Blue Mountains and John Crow National Park, is the largest, it is mountainous.

Climate:
The climate is tropical, which means that it is hot and humid all year round. We are talking about temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees, with high humidity. And it can rain heavily at any time of the year. 
Official language:

The official language is English, although they also have a local dialect, Patois, which has been created by a particular pronunciation of English, and in which African, Spanish and French words have also been incorporated. It is practically impossible for a foreigner to understand Jamaican English. But don't worry, they use the dialect to talk to each other, with tourists they speak perfect English.

Currency:
The official currency is the Jamaican dollar.

Religion:
Regarding religion, most Jamaicans are Protestant and of course, as you might expect, there is a large group of Rastafarians. Beyond marijuana, colors and Bob Marley, which is what we normally identify as Rastafarians.Rastafarianism is a major religious and political movement in Jamaica, who believe that Africa is the mother of life and that Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I, known as Prince Ras Tafari, is the incarnation of Jesus. A vast majority of Rastafarians are vegetarians and do not drink alcohol. They usually wear hats with Rastafarian colors, with the colors of Ethiopia and Jamaica, which for them have a symbolic value. Red symbolizes blood, green nature and yellow wealth. They usually wear braids, called dreadlocks, which respond to a verse from the book of Leviticus: "they will not show baldness on their heads, nor will they shave the end of their beards, nor will they cut their flesh"

Jamaica is a country of contrasts, of unspoiled beaches, spectacular mountains and charming towns.
Typical meals:
The most popular Jamaican dishes include curried goat, fried dumplings and akí and cod. Jamaican pattys (empanadas) and various cakes and breads are also popular, as are fruit drinks and Jamaican rum.

The Republic of Colombia, better known as Colombia, is a sovereign country located in the northwestern region of South America, bordering the Caribbean Sea, between Panama and Venezuela, and bordering the Pacific Ocean, between Ecuador and Panama.

In accordance with its political constitution, it is a social state of law, organized in the form of a unitary, decentralized Republic, with autonomy from its territorial entities, democratic, participatory and pluralistic, founded on respect for human dignity, work and solidarity. of the people who make it up and in the prevalence of the general interest.

The name of Colombia comes from the surname of the 15th century Genoese explorer Christopher Columbus. The name was adopted on February 15, 1819, during the Congres.
National holidays:
July 20 (Cry of independence)
August 7 (Battle of Boyacá)
November 11 (Independence of Cartagena)
Official language:
The official language is Spanish; However, in San Andrés and Providencia, English is also spoken. Additionally, there are 64 dialects of the original indigenous tribes.
Climate:
Colombia has a tropical, hot and humid climate, due to its location between the tropics of Capricorn and Cancer, for this same reason it does not present seasons and due to its varied geography it presents a variety of thermal floors, from warm at sea level to perpetual snow at 4,500 meters high. It presents rains in most of the territory, distributed in two periods: March to May and September to December.
Religion:
In Colombia there is freedom of worship; although most of the population is Roman Catholic. However, in many cities, especially large ones, there are ample facilities for the practice of other religions. Similarly, some of the indigenous tribes still retain their beliefs and customs.
Currency:
Colombian pesos

Typical foods of Colombia:
Tray paisa. A characteristic delicacy of the Antioquia area, but that can be enjoyed anywhere in the country.
Sancocho. Its recipe varies by region.
Suckling pig.
Ajiaco.
Tamales.
Cheese nickname.
Empanadas.
Stuffed potatoes.
Tourist attractions of colomboa:

Bogota.
The prosperous capital of Colombia captivates with its colonial architecture and its buildings of avant-garde designs. In it you have the opportunity to see the main tourist places in Bogotá entering through one of its two airports or by road from the closest cities in the country. Upon arrival you will come across an inexhaustible cultural offer with numerous museums, artistic expressions, cultural centers and open-air festivals. As well as its gastronomy that combines the best of local and foreign food that is known as one of the best in Latin America. Bogotá is located among the 10 tourist sites in Colombia that you cannot miss. If you are passionate about nature, during the day visit the José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden and for a great closing of the day you can go at night to its discos, bars or clubs.
Tayrona Park (Santa Marta)
If you like nature, adventure and hiking, Tayrona Park must be among the tourist places in Colombia to visit. It is located in the department of Magdalena, on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada. To get there, it is best that you leave from the city of Santa Marta, towards La Guajira.

Once in the park you have the option of going to Cañaveral beach and Arrecifes beach, both have camping areas, cabins and hammocks, although their strong waves prevent you from bathing in their waters.
Cartagena (Bolivar)
It is one of the most beautiful cities to take a tour in Colombia through its cobbled streets, its architectures full of bright colors and its colonial identity, characteristics that made it worthy of being declared a World Heritage Site.
San Andrés Island (San Andrés)
The island of San Andrés is a small paradise in the Caribbean Sea that is located north of the coast of Colombia. The way to get there is through commercial flights that arrive to the island with white sand and waters that range from turquoise to dark blue.
Caribbean Cultural Park (Barranquilla)
The Caribbean Cultural Park is a public space of 20 thousand square meters and six floors, dedicated to show the history, culture, nature and socio-cultural customs of the Colombian Caribbean.

This historic complex has the Macondo Media Library, the Caribbean Pilot Children's Library, a public room with an open-air theater, a multiple room, green areas and children's play areas.

Israel, also known as the Holy Land, is sacred to Jews, Christians, Muslims, Druze, and Bahais. All religions and religious practices are accepted and permitted in Israel.
Israel is located in the Middle East, along the Mediterranean Sea; It borders Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt. It serves as a bridge to three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa. Israel forms a long and narrow strip, 470 km long and 135 km wide at its widest point.
History:

The Israelites traced their lineage back to the Biblical patriarch Abraham through Isaac and Jacob. According to Jewish tradition, the Israelites are descended from the twelve sons of Jacob, who eventually settled in Egypt. His descendants, who made up the twelve tribes of Israel, were enslaved by a pharaoh.
The History of Israel according to the Bible:
Genesis narrates the beginning of Israel to three patriarchs; Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the latter also known as Israel and from whom the name of the land was later derived. ... During his return from Haran to Canaan he crossed the Jabbok, an eastern tributary of the Jordan River (Genesis 32: 22-33).
Places you can visit in Israel:
Jerusalem:
Jerusalem, the golden, the heavenly, has nothing to do with other cities in the world. Sacred to the three great monotheistic religions. This city is the capital of Israel and for some, the center of the world.
Tel Aviv:
It is often referred to as "the city that never sleeps."
The first modern Jewish city to be built in Israel, and the economic and cultural life of the country revolves around it. It is a bustling and active city that offers entertainment, culture and art, festivals and a rich nightlife.
Galilee:
Resembling Tuscany in its beauty and serenity, the Galilee is probably the best kept secret and a rustic dream destination for travel enthusiasts.
The Galilee is famous for its vast green landscapes with hills and valleys, quaint little towns, historic sites, boutique vineyards and wineries that offer romantic and scenic drives, and it is also where Jesus celebrated his ministries.
Dead Sea:
The Dead Sea is the lowest point that exists in any land mass on the planet. The amount of water that evaporates from it is greater than it receives, so this body of water has the highest concentration of salt in the world.

It is 340 grams per liter of water.
Haifa:
Israel's third largest city and northern capital is the heart of the entire region. Situated in a wide natural bay between the Mediterranean Sea and Mount Carmel, the city's terraced landscape offers a great variety of spectacular panoramas, giving the visitor the feeling of being on a heavenly peninsula
Eilat:
Eilat has become over the years the quintessential holiday town. During the summer, hotels and beaches fill with thousands of Israeli and world tourists, who come to seek tranquility in the southernmost point of the country.
Typical food in Israel:
Shawarma. One of the most consumed fast foods in the country. It is made with different types of meat, be it veal, lamb, turkey, previously seasoned, punctured and cooked on a vertical and rotating spit. It is served on pita bread or bread wafers with vegetables, condiments and various sauces.
Official language:
Hebreo
Currency:
New shekel
Inhabitants in Israel:
Israel, with a population of 9,214,000 people, is in position 97 of the population table, made up of 196 countries and has a high population density, with 417 inhabitants per km2.