10 Interesting Fact About The world's most bizarre festivals
10 Interesting Fact About The world's most bizarre festivals
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Hadaka Matsuri Festival in Japan is a festival where men run on the streets with bare -chest and only wearing shorts.
Kanamara Matsuri Festival in Japan is a festival where people walk with a large penis statue.
The La Tomatina Festival in Spain is a festival where people throw tomatoes from each other.
Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea is a festival where people play with mud.
Up Helly AA Festival in Scotland is a festival where people burned Viking ships.
Coopers Hill Cheese Rolling Festival in England is a festival where people ran to pursue cheese rolled from the top of the hill.
Monkey Buffet Festival in Thailand is a festival where people feed monkey with delicious food and hold a monkey parade.
Baby Jumping Festival in Spain is a festival where people jump over babies placed in the middle of the road.
El Colacho Festival in Spain is a festival where people jump over babies placed in the middle of the road while wearing clothes with bright colors.
The Day of the Dead Festival in Mexico is a festival where people celebrate death by making a statue from the skull and holding a scary costume parade.
