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Summer Festivals weekend Breaks

Fuji Rock Festival Japan
The Fuji rock festival is held in Naba ski resort of Niigata it was founded by Masahiro Hidaka. It is now in its 14th year; Masahiro said it was inspired by a trip to Glastonbury. The festival is Japan’s largest outdoor festivals it attacks over 30,000 fans and is said to be the cleanest festival in the world, with round the clock recycling and round the clock cleaning (smash-uk.com/frf10).
5 Of The World's Best Design Destinations

I found this in the Metro paper in London (one of the free news paper given out in the city) and thought I would share it with our readers. These are 5 of best places to see in terms of design. There are destinations in Germany, Japan, Moroco, Norway and USA these places were given the award to celebrate the finest new examples of design and architecture. So if you are in any of these areas as part of your holiday why not have a look in.
Visit the Mural Capital of the World: Philadelphia

If you are a lover of Art and culture then Philadelphia is the perfect destination for a short break. Labelled as the biggest smallest city in the U.S., the city of Philadelphia stands out for its Art and is known for its excellent murals. The city has more than three thousand murals depicting urban life, landscapes, portraits of community heroes and other abstract works of Arts. These paintings can be seen through out the city’s neighbourhood boundaries making it the largest public art program in the United States.
The Ajanta Murals at Ajanta Caves: India

The Ajanta Murals are dated to around 2nd century BC – 7th century AD and said to depict scenes from the previous lives of the Lord Buddha. The walls in the caves are covered with paintings depicting mostly didactic, devotional, and ornamental.
The Ajanta Murals is one area of Buddhist art form - iconic. Buddhist art form varies across culture and time. Earlier Buddhist painting, which started in India is said to be aniconic (none graphic representation of divine beings or religious figures).