10 Interesting Fact About The history and culture of different types of festivals and celebrations

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• The Halloween Festival has the root of the Celatik tradition known as Samhain, which is celebrated at the end of October to celebrate the end of the harvest season and prepare for winter.
• Diwali Festival in India is an important celebration for Hindus, Jain, and Sikh, which symbolizes the victory of light over the darkness and evil.
• Tomatina Festival in Spain began in 1945 when a group of people threw tomatoes with each other on the streets as a form of protest, and since then became an annual tradition.
• Rio Carnival Festival in Brazil is the largest festival in the world, with spectacular dance and costume parades and Samba music that played all night.
• Easter festival throughout the world symbolizes the resurrection of Jesus Christ from death, and is celebrated in different ways throughout the world, including with colorful eggs and Easter rabbits.
• Hanami Festival in Japan is celebrated in spring when cherry blossoms bloom, and people gather to enjoy beautiful scenery and eat traditional food.
• Octoberfest Festival in Germany began in 1810 as a celebration of the king's wedding, and is now the biggest beer celebration in the world with thousands of people wearing traditional clothing and drinking beer.
• The Holi Festival in India is celebrated by throwing coloring and water with each other to celebrate the excitement and pleasure, and cleanse itself from sin and evil.
• The Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans began in 1857 and was celebrated with striking parade and costumes, as well as traditional food and drinks such as gumbo and riots.
• Songkran Festival in Thailand is celebrated in April by throwing water with each other as a symbol of purification and refining self, and visiting temples and celebrating with traditional food and drinks.