The Importance of Constitution Day – 30 August What is Constitution Day? Constitution Day, also known as International Day of Resistance, is a day to commemorate the signing of the Afghan Constitution by the then-king at the Loya Jirga in 2004. This day marks a significant event in Afghanistan’s history, highlighting the country’s transition towards…
Easter Sunday: The Most Significant Religious Event For Christians Around The World Easter Sunday commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion. It is the culmination of the Holy Week, which marks the end of the 40 days of fasting, prayer and penance during the season of Lent. For Christians, Easter Sunday holds the…
Are you a lover of indie and electronic music? Are you tired of attending the same mainstream music festivals every year? Then the Iceland Airwaves Music Festival is just what you need in your life. The Iceland Airwaves Music Festival is the largest music festival in Iceland and has been taking place since the year…
International Women’s Volleyball Invitational Tournament in Macau – September The month of September in Macau is set to be filled with excitement and anticipation as the city hosts the International Women’s Volleyball Invitational Tournament. This highly-anticipated event will see some of the best female volleyball players from around the world competing against each other for…
Army Day – A celebration of bravery and sacrifice Army Day is celebrated on August 1st every year to commemorate the induction of the first Indian General K M Cariappa as commander-in-chief in 1947. From then on, this day is observed with grand parades, military exhibitions, and special programs to pay tribute to the brave…
Holy Saturday, also known as the Great and Holy Saturday, is the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday in the Christian Holy Week. This day is considered as a period of transition and anticipation, marking the end of the sorrowful Holy Week and the beginning of the joyful celebration of Easter. It holds great…
Celebrate Easter Monday in Various Ways Easter Monday, a Christian holiday celebrated the day after Easter Sunday, is more than just a day-off from work or school. It is a day of celebration and thanksgiving, filled with many traditions and customs. While Easter Sunday is known for its religious significance, Easter Monday has a more…
Oskudagur, also known as Ash Wednesday, marks the beginning of Lent – a time of penitence, reflection, and spiritual growth in preparation for Easter. This Christian holiday falls 40 days before Easter, excluding Sundays, and is traditionally observed by Christians around the world. Its name comes from the Icelandic word, “Oskudagur,” which translates to “Day…
Experience the Rich Culture of the Cultural Heritage Festival: January 11-25 The Cultural Heritage Festival is an annual celebration that highlights the diverse and vibrant cultural traditions of different countries. From January 11-25, people from all over the world come together to celebrate and showcase their unique heritage through various events and activities.From traditional dances…
The picturesque country of Switzerland is well-known for its stunning natural beauty, but it also boasts a rich cultural heritage that is preserved through various traditions and celebrations. One of these treasured traditions is the Alpabzug, also known as the cattle parade, that takes place in September and October in different regions of the country….
The Swiss National Exhibition is an event that celebrates the rich culture and traditions of Switzerland. It is an occasion where people come together to showcase their talents, skills, and products to the world. This year, the Swiss National Exhibition will be held in September, on various dates, and it promises to be an experience…
The Formula 1 season is back with a new finale for 2021 – the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in November. One of the most hotly anticipated races of the year, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is set to take place on the beautiful Corniche of Jeddah, introducing the world to a brand new street circuit….
The National Day of Pollera, celebrated on July 22nd, is a day dedicated to the traditional Panamanian dress known as the pollera. This beautiful and intricate dress is a symbol of Panamanian culture and has become a source of pride for its people. It is a day to honor and celebrate this important piece of…
Teachers’ Day (June 1st) – Celebrating the Unsung Heroes Teachers are the backbone of any society and are considered to be the real architects of the future. They play a vital role in shaping the minds and character of individuals, imparting knowledge and instilling values that stay with us for a lifetime. Every year, on…
Hungary is a country known for its delicious cuisine and rich cultural traditions. And on May 20th, the Hungarians come together to celebrate one of their most beloved culinary creations – snacks! From savory to sweet, these tasty treats are an integral part of Hungarian culture and are enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. Known…
