After the opening of the festival, fruits, desserts and soft drinks are placed on the table around the temple. 
Bananas are usually monkey's favorite food!

Between the end of September and the end of March, in Northern Norway it gets dark in the early afternoon and there is no light until late in the morning. It is at this time that the northern lights often cross the Arctic sky. This part of Norway, with its countless islands, deep fjords and rugged mountains, is one of the best and most beautiful places to admire the Northern Lights.

In Northern Norway you can admire magical lights throughout the polar night period. On clear days, the beautiful colors of the sunset can be seen in the south, while the sky in the north is deep blue. Towards the so-called blue hour, just before dusk, landscapes turn bright blue. Northern Lights have very diverse shapes, structures, and colors that also change rapidly over time.

Nowadays, there are two branches of Buddhism in India which was the cradle and in Tibet known by Tibetan Buddhism, by "LLAMA" meaning "Master" Superior". Tibetan Buddhism has various meditation rituals, by visualizations, Mantras, Songs and repetitions. And its greatest philosophy is The Mahayana is based on the exercise of compassion and the essential knowledge of emptiness, which awakens in Man the demand to practice piety.

Ecuador is colorful and a country with a variety of places to visit.

Their people are so kind and they are very happy people.

A lot of people are very proud of their country also for the folklore and traditions that exist there.

The most delicious and famous recipe of Ecuador is "encebollado", it is a kind of soup with vegetables, similar to a salad that contains tuna, it is so delicious.

The principal part of this is an article I want to mention is about the lake in the middle of a volcano. This country had a lot of volcanoes, but the volcano "Quilotoa" is one of the unique lakes in the middle of a volcano, you can swim and practice kayak.  The temperature is 9 degrees in a fresh weather..  In my next article, I want to tell to others, places to visit and enjoy on vacations.

Everyone knows, the women in the thousands years suffer discrimination in different area in your life.

There is a group highly dominated by misogynistic or you can say male chauvinist.

We have at least 44 countries disfavour women in their constitutions;  they know the most sexist laws in the world.

Some countries the husbands decide about the wife's life, the women can’t wear normal clothes or can go to school.  Some countries they need to marry before 16 years old, they can’t work or decide about your life.

We can see, for example, the situation in Afghanistan. The group, the highly dominated Taliban, started a little war because they think the women can’t be high enough.

We need to change our mind, women can be everything, we don't need to be submissive to men. We can do everything like men.

Every November 1 and 2, Mexicans remind their loved ones that they are no longer with them physically, for this they carry out various traditional activities.

It is thought that these days the dead return home to visit their relatives and to feed on the offerings placed in their honor.

For the living it is an opportunity for meditation and prayer, for reflection on death.

The main Tradition is to make altars in honor of the deceased in churches and houses. The altars are covered with multicolored tablecloths made of confetti. Religious images, photographs of the deceased, candles are placed on top, and they are adorned with the typical flower of the dead.

In addition, an offering is placed inside, which consists of the favorite food and drink of the deceased, sugar skulls, plus the typical Pan de Muertos.

The recognized "International Day of the Dead Parade" has been incorporated into this celebration, where catrinas, floats, skulls and mojigangas participate. This tour has more than two million people.

Everything in Mexico these days is transformed in the color and the smell of the flowers, in the taste of its sweets and in the joy of the costumes to celebrate life as opposed to death, which is actually what is already remembered. who honors himself through loved ones.

It is a festival that mixes its Aztec roots with Christian traditions from the Spanish colonial era and that today has become a ritual loaded with symbolism and that crosses borders.

This festival is considered by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity; Furthermore, it is a symbol of national identity for Mexicans.