In the Republic of China, the Dragon Boat Festival was celebrated as “Poets’ Day” in honour of Qu Yuan, who is considered China’s first poet. The festival occurs on the…
When your mind has an inclination for thoughtful stuff, Hay Festival is where you should be. Hay-On-Wye, Wales is the destination that becomes a paradise for people who are progressive…
It is not unusual that Mexico is associated with colours, and Cinco de Mayo provides for the apt situation that it is linked to flavours as well. The festive parade…
Koningsdag (King’s Day, formerly Queen’s Day) is a day that’s not to be missed in the Netherlands. Historically speaking, this holiday honoured Queen Beatrix (though it was held on the birth…
In Kerala, festivals form a part of each temple’s annual rituals. These festivals are mostly a tribute to the presiding god of the temple, who is believed to emerge from…
Across the western nations of the world there is one holiday that aptly welcomes the onset of spring with pompous celebrations. The day is March 17th, the day St. Patrick…
Festivals are not just events that bring in the right dose of merriment and joy in our lives; they can also be used to realise our inner strength and boost…
