10 Flower Festivals from Various Countries in the World
10 Flower Festivals from Various Countries in the World - Anyone will surely know what flowers are, in general they have a beauty, almost all flowers have a fragrant aroma with a beautiful and charming shape that can make anyone stunned to see it. Although there are also some types of flowers that do not have the fragrant and even the opposite (odor). Flower sundials are loved by almost all circles make the flowers have its own place, especially for fans. 
Beauty of a flower turned out to be an attraction for some to immortalize it into a parade and flower festival. The beauty of the flower is wrapped in a festival event that is very eagerly awaited by the public to the tourists from all over the world. 
Tomohon is the name of an area in Indonesia and the largest flower-producing region in Indonesia. In support of the economic and tourism potential of the Tomohan region, local government officials and the Ministry of Tourism will hold a flower festival under the theme 'Tomohon international Flower Festival'.
In the year 2015, many local and foreign tourists who jostle just to get the best spot to see the flower festival. Not only for the people of Indonseia alone, this flower festival has also been involved from various other countries such as; Poland, USA, France, Zealand BAru, Philippines, and India. In the year 2016 yesterday also the event was held back on August 8, 2016.
Spain also has a flower Festival that is not less beautiful, precisely in the city of Valencia. The festival is held to commemorate the end of a long month of Feria de Julio. This festival usually begins by displaying several boat-boat with the containers of beautiful girls and the boat is pulled by a horse.
The girls who drove the boats were dressed in costumes with flowers. When the boat was paraded through the crowd, the boatmen and spectators would throw flowers at each other. But do not worry, because the girls have been equipped with tennis rackets before to be able to fend off throws from the audience.
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