Chinese astronomers of the Observatory, which is located in a suburban area of Shanghai, argue that even in his home residents can watch solar eclipse. Shanghai Observatory will open space for observation SHANGHAI SCULPTURE PARK. Escaping from the bustling metropolis, it is possible to wait for the eclipse, and in one of the most beautiful mountain regions of China – in the mountains of Huangshan. This area known for its granite cliffs, covered with pine forests. Huangshan Mountains have been praised by Chinese artists and poets since the Qin Dynasty. Huangshan area is a UNESCO World Heritage List and is national park in China. Often, the clouds can be found here below the mountain peaks, that is the cause of interesting lighting effects, completely unexpected in light of the astronomical event. In Japan eclipse waiting impatiently.

After all, this is the first total solar eclipse here in the last 46 years. On the island of Amami Oshima Islands, Ryukyu Islands, this event is dedicated to a music festival, which will be held from 16 to 24 July 2009. In the summer of the island is declared national parks – Amami is famous for its spectacular scenery and lush vegetation – and becomes a place of pilgrimage for large number of tourists from all over Japan. Combine observation eclipse with a beach holiday can be, going to Okinawa. Coral reefs, emerald sea, warm climate, subtropical vegetation and abundant wildlife make it one of the most popular resorts in Japan. Spectacular views of Okinawa would be the perfect backdrop for the contemplation of a rare natural phenomenon.