Traditions around the world

1. Traditions around the world

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2. New Year's swim in the North sea. Netherlands

Thе word Nieuwjaarsduik, which
is literally translated as “New
Year's diving,” is held on January
1 of each year. Despite the far
from hot weather, there is no
end to those who want to
plunge.

3. Traditions in Italy

Battle of Orange
Family hour
During the Hebrew Carnival
(Carnevale d’Ivrea), which begins
on the weekend before Great
Lent, real orange fights are held
It is the hour of lunch or dinner when
all family members gather at the table.
An exception to the absence of a family
hour can only be a very good reason.

4. The annual volleyball game on the border, USA and Mexico

Such a game was first held in
1979, and since 2006 it has
become an annual tradition.
According to the mayor of
the border Mexican city of
Nako, people just celebrate
the unity of the two
countries.

5. Cinnamon "shower" for those who do not have a partner, Denmark

Cinnamon
"shower" for those
who do not have a
partner, Denmark
If at the age of 25 you still do
not have a partner, then your
friends may give you a “bath” in
cinnamon in Denmark. And if
you are left alone at 30,
cinnamon will be replaced with
pepper, and then you definitely
will not be good.

6. Rubber boot Throwing Competition, Finland

If this sounds strange to you, what about the other original Finnish
funs? Such as, for example, marsh football, throwing a mobile phone,
carrying wives, playing an imaginary guitar ... In any case, this is fun.

7. Garland of socks (Germany)

But in Germany, those who have not met their significant other before the age of 25 will have a
different fate. Friends present long garlands of socks to them, so that everyone can see that in
this house you can meet a future husband or wife.

8. Kinseanera, Latin American countries

Today the idea of the age has changed in the majority of
countries, but the tradition of celebrating the 15th anniversary of
the girls in Mexico and other Latin American countries has not
disappeared.

9. Police meditation before you start, Canada

In some provinces of Canada,
it is customary to start a
police day with collective
meditation in order to relieve
unnecessary stress that
cannot be avoided with such
work.

10. Nagapanchi, India

Every year in July or August (the
exact date depends on the
position of the moon) in
different parts of India and
Nepal a holiday is arranged for
snakes - Nagapanchi. Reptiles
are watered with milk, and even
children can pick them up
without fear.

11. Tomatina, Spain

The annual Tomatina Festival (La Tomatina) is held in the last week
of August in the city of Bunyol in Valencia. The holiday lasts 7 days
and includes performances by musicians, dances, a fair, fireworks
and, of course, a tomato fight.