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If you've always celebrated Easter the same way, it can be difficult to imagine that the holiday's traditions are different anywhere else. And while the more Western traditions like decorating Easter eggs and tracking the Easter bunny certainly make for a lot of fun, those traditions are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to different ways to celebrate Easter worldwide. There are many unique Easter traditions around the world, from religious rituals to fun and quirky annual activities steeped in history.

Though the holiday has become quite commercialized over time, the reason for the season is, indeed, the Christian religion and the resurrection of Jesus. While not all people who celebrate Easter are religious, it's easy to understand how Holy Week often plays more of a role in how other countries celebrate Easter, Palm Sunday, Ash Wednesday, and the season of Easter as a whole.

Knowing how people in other places reflect on Easter is not only fascinating to learn about; it's also a good way to feel connected to other cultures and communities different from your own. You may not do the same things during the spring season when it comes to church, decorations, or food, but if you celebrate Easter, too, then that's something you have in common. From eating chocolate Easter bilbies in Australia, to dressing up like witches in Finland, here are 13 interesting and meaningful Easter traditions from around the world.

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You Probably Haven't Heard of These Easter Traditions from Around the World

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If you've always celebrated Easter the same way, it can be difficult to imagine that the holiday's traditions are different anywhere else. And while the more Western traditions like decorating Easter eggs and tracking the Easter bunny certainly make for a lot of fun, those traditions are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to different ways to celebrate Easter worldwide.

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