The giant escalator for Poor Regions in Colombia

Government City of Medellin in Colombia to build public outdoor escalator total length to 384 meters in Commune 13. Escalators are divided into six sections are constructed to facilitate the 12 thousand people living there. Previously, citizens of one of the poor areas of the city of Medellin must go up and down hundreds of steps to travel to various places. (Photo: REUTERS / Fredy Builes) viva

 

 

Elephant Festival - The 8th International Elephant Festival held in Chitwan National Park, Kathmandu, Nepal

The 8th International Elephant Festival held in Chitwan National Park, about 170 km south of Kathmandu, Nepal, 26-28 December 2011. In the mat, as many as 20 local elephants and elephants other than the UK, Brazil, China and Germany took part in several contests. Among them are football elephants and elephant pageant. (Photo: REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar) viva

 

 

 

Unique Air Transportation - Hello Kitty Aircraft

Taiwanese airline, EVA Airways, adorn a number of aircraft owned by a cartoon character Hello Kitty. Not only in the fuselage, the face of the cute white cat which was designed by the Sanrio company is also looking adorn the interiors of aircraft and the flight attendant uniforms. (Photo: REUTERS / Kyodo) viva

 

Kim Jong-il Funeral - People of North Korea Release the departure of Kim Jong-il

Funeral procession Kim Jong-il made ​​today, Wednesday (12/28/2011). Snow that falls on the streets of Pyongyang to accompany the departure of the bodies of cult leader the people of North Korea. Funeral cortege preceded by a limousine car carrying a giant photo Jong-il. Along the streets, the soldiers stood in a row North Korea and bowed their heads in honor of 69-year man who died Saturday (17/12/2011) is. Meanwhile, North Korean community in Beijing, China, also held a memorial service at the Embassy of North Korea. See his video here. (Photo: REUTERS) viva

 

 

 

North Korea Community members leave North Korean embassy in Beijing, China, after the memorial service for Kim Jong-il on Wednesday (12/28/2011). Photo: REUTERS / David Gray

 

 

 

Creative Art - 3 Dimensional Art Work by Yuki Matsueda

An artist from Japan, Yuki Matsueda create a work of art that combines two-dimensional object into a unique 3-dimensional shapes. (Source: yuki-matsueda.com) viva

 

 

 

 

 

 

Strange Building - Rollercoaster For Pedestrian

Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth, artists from Germany to design a unique building that resembles a rollercoaster and can be traversed by foot. The building is also equipped with LED lights as a means of illumination at night. (Source: www.phaenomedia.org) viva

 

 

 

 

Indonesia Festival - Sand Sculpture Festival Indonesia

A number of international artists participating in the show 'Indonesia Sand Sculpture Festival' in Sentul, West Java, on Wednesday (07/12/2011). In the festival, 2,400 tons of sand will be used as the main ingredient to make a sculpture by 22 artists from 11 countries. The festival will take place from December 18, 2011 to January 28, 2012. Photo: REUTERS / Beawiharta viva

 

China Festival - Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China

Harbin Ice and Snow Festival is one of the four largest international ice festival in the world, like Japan's Sapporo Snow Festival, Winter Festival of Quebec Canada, and Norway's Ski Festival. Harbin Ice and Snow Festival takes place in China and began every year on January 5 and ends in February. At this festival, many tourists from around the world participate in various cultural, athletic, and tourism events. (Photo: REUTERS / Sheng Li) viva

 

 

 

 

The Business Centre of Magicians in London

Fans of the Harry Potter series of course no stranger to 'Diagon Alley', a fictional street located in the city of London, England. Told, the existence of the path is hidden from Muggles (non-magical people). But from March 2012, all people can visit the street that became the economic center of the witches in the Warner Bros. studio located in Leavesden, north London. (Photo: REUTERS / Finbarr O'Reilly) viva