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No wonder that, when imagining our next trip, the images in our minds only take place during the day. However, the night also has something to offer in every corner of the world. When the sun takes its deserved break dawn lists other attractions to ensure fun for a traveler.

From places to dance, bars and even restaurants are open 24 hours, the cities that never sleep stay after hours to ensure a great stay in the light of the moon.

New York
There is no place more cosmopolitan than the Big Apple. Just walking through its streets you can meet a melting pot of backgrounds. The same applies to any night out on the sites offer: You bump into all kinds of cultures in their clubs and nightclubs, as unique shades of night you will remember forever.

To start you can visit typical places like Planet Hollywood and Hard Rock Café, a drink there and admire the décor pop theme. If you want to go for a drink in New York, the place is the Downtown Manhattan, home of the legendary SoHo neighborhood, East Village and Greenwich Village.

If the idea is to see a show, it goes without saying that Broadway is the obligatory tour. However, if you prefer to allocate the night in a nightclub, get ready because you have a wide range of sites to choose from. Yes, this is rapidly changing fashion and clubs tend to change frequently. For lovers of jazz there are excellent facilities such as The Blue Note, Detour and The Knitting Factory to hear live music. And if later you’re hungry, you can always have restaurants open 24 hours a day.

Tokyo
In the land of technology, one could not expect less than its nightlife. Nightlife in Tokyo is really attractive, while for some travelers is reason enough to want to know.

Though: Always tie! Their clubs are extremely stylish in modern special effects and unique. Electronic music is the main attraction of these places, with DJs the likes of Blue Submarine or Bruce Mennel. There are also several bars and even a giant entertainment complex with an amusement park, restaurants and shops known as Tokyo Dome City that is open until late at night.

And for those who did not know: the Japanese love karaoke and also have several karaoke sites open all night.

Las Vegas
Since the saying goes “What happens in Vegas stays in Las Vegas.” With this phrase as a standard we know what we should expect from the “city of lights”, which express weddings, big bets in the casino world’s most famous and prestigious shows complete the infinite number of possible activities offered by this destination.

Among the recognized casinos that you can not miss are the Caesars Palace, with the appearance of a Roman temple, the Luxor Hotel and Casino, which recreates the Sphinx and the pyramids of Egypt, the Excalibur Hotel and Casino, set in the medieval era and Venice, recreating some of the legendary Italian city.

Although Las Vegas is more commonly known for gambling and casinos, the truth is that it is one of the cities with greater choice of entertainment. If you love theater and shows, then Las Vegas is your destination.

Ibiza
The Island of Ibiza is the micro paradise of Balearic Islands of Spain. They both day and night are of dream for every traveler who wants to visit the land.

In the city of Ibiza, in the narrow streets of the old town, the kind of events happens all the colorful night in keeping with the pictorial value of its architecture. Street performances, dancing, boutiques and bars of different environments are the landscape of a real city that never sleeps. It also has casinos and restaurants, but the star of Ibiza are the clubs, to enjoy the best music dancing without respite until dawn.

Kyoto is a city in Japan. Formerly the capital until the administrative powers was transferred to Tokyo (the capital of the East “) in the nineteenth century. The city retains many of the buildings built before the Second World War, as this was one of the few cities that hardly bombed during the war. Although this was one of the potential cities to receive the impact of the first atomic bombs, was saved and still preserves its ancient structures.

Many temples are imposed in this city. The former imperial palace, the Sento Imperial Palace, built in the early seventeenth century, was a former retreat for the emperors. The Palace itself was destroyed in a fire in 1854 and never rebuilt. However, today the country is one of the largest gardens in the country with a unique beauty. The gardens are located in the southern part of Kyoto Imperial Palace.

The city has more than 2,000 Buddhist temples and many Jinja. One of the most famous is the temple Otowa-San Kiyimizu-dera, built on a hill. The most peculiar is that this temple was built without a single nail. Within the area which houses the temple and other structures are several waterfalls, and is considered good luck collecting water from two of the three sources. Also include the temples of the Golden Pavilion and Silver Pavilion, two luxurious temples.

Near the city is Arashiyama, where he is a monkey park and a lake of stunning beauty. Visitors can climb the mountain and see the monkeys in their natural habitat, and even allowed them to eat.

The temples of Kamigamo and Shimogamo undoubtedly the most famous in the world, were built around the seventh and sixth centuries respectively. These temples are particularly important in May, when the processions traveling the distance between the two temples. These temples are two of the seventeen historic monuments of ancient Kyoto, declared a World Heritage Site in 1994.

Kyoto has many museums, most notably International Manga Museum and the Museum of World Peace. Kyoto’s cultural offerings is affected by their traditions, such as the Gion Matsuri festival or the Bon Festival. The most important festivals, such as the Gion Matsuri takes place in July, held for several days, and culminate in a big party and fireworks.

Amami archipelago consists of eight islands in total of which Amami Oshima is the largest. Its name comes from the creator goddess Amamikiyo, believed to have descended on the shores of Kudaka-Jima, to build the seven sites sacred way.

Flora and fauna
Known by some as “The Galapagos Islands Japan, Amami Oshima has earned his nickname because of the incredible variety of flora and fauna that abounds in subtropical forests. Its clear waters and colorful coral reefs make it the ideal destination for diving.

If you enter the sea, you will see the unique varieties of fish and lobsters and all kinds of aquatic plants, even large quantities of mangroves.

On land, most of the island is covered by forests where many species of exotic birds, which attract the attention of thousands of amateur and professional photographers who visit every year Amami Oshima to take a snapshot. We can find also Amami rabbits and snakes Habu, two endangered species that occur rarely.

Folklore
Amami Oshima Island is also known for its peculiar folklore. Its songs abundant use of string and percussion instruments, and are usually happy, calling the dance.

During the summer the old calendar (mainly in August) there are successive events where the people sing and dance to your music distinctive native to worship the gods of the sea.

Gastronomy
The local foods that are far from typical Japanese recipes, ingredients are allowed between the presences of fruits like mango, thanks to the tropical climate of the area.

They especially poultry recipes steamed with mushrooms, which are usually accompanied by a delicious liqueur that achieve based on sugar cane juice and rice.

Amami Park
Near Airport Amami, Amami Park is a theme park to appreciate the history, culture and nature of this island and the archipelago. Also presented are works by artists known and projected in high definition.

Within the Amami Park you can visit the Museum Tribute Isson Tanaka, displaying the works of this painter born in Tokyo and established on the island of Amami Oshima in his last years of life in which he learned to portray the natural landscapes that distinguish this territory.

Services & Amenities
For those looking for a beach destination, but they fear to be completely removed from civilization, Amami Oshima is an excellent choice: idyllic beaches offer all the services that any traveler needs, as well as restaurants and souvenir shops.

With over 700 square kilometers, the island has several towns where travelers can stay, including the most important city, the namesake Amami.

The castles were built as fortresses or houses of royalty and nobility. So many have stood the test of time in various states of preservation that allow us to enjoy today. Then we tell them what are the most beautiful castles in the world. This historical castle located on a rock at the entrance of the sea was a Benedictine monastery and one of the few strengths that survived intact Norman attacks. Today is one of the sites of World Heritage of UNESCO.

Neuschwanstein Castle
A nineteenth-century Bavarian castle in Germany. The design and the decoration of the castle are impressive and are very well preserved. It has very beautiful arches and towers.

Matsumoto Castle
It is one of four Japanese castles that are part of the national treasury. It was built in 1590 by Ishikawa Kazumasa and excellently preserved.

Castillo de Coca
This castle was built in the fifteenth century by Fonseca and was long considered it the finest castle in Spanish territory. The impression given by the fortress of power and admiration, is more like a palace, perhaps.

Potala Palace
This palace is located in the red hill in Lhasa, Tibet. This was the permanent residence of the Dalai Lama, until the fourteenth Dalai Lama escaped to India.

Hunyad Castle
Originally a fortress of the thirteenth century, this castle is believed Dracula stayed for seven years. The castle is located in Hunedoara, Romania.

Prague Castle
The castle is one of the main attractions of Prague. It was the largest complex in Europe during the medieval period and housed the rulers of the Czech Republic for years.

Bodiam Castle
Located in East Sussex, England, this castle is like a big bucket. Was built around the late fourteenth century as a fortress during the wars between King Edward III and France.