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Traditionally Bolivians have not exchanged presents over Christmas. Children received gifts on Epiphany on January 6th by leaving shoes outside their door for the Three Kings who would fill them with presents.

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The next morning it is tradition to drink hot chocolate and eat buñuelos pastries

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Unlike North America, Christmas in Bolivia takes place in summer and it is warm so it is common for families to toast with cold drinks. Dinner consists of picana soup made with meat and spices accompanied by salad, fruit and roasted meat.

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The holiday continues through to the Epiphany on January 6 when children receive gifts.

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One of the more unique traditions of Christmas in Bolivia involves bringing a small Baby Jesus to the church as an offering and also an offering that reflects their profession, so a baker may bring a small loaf of bread.

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It means mas of the rooster,  because families often return very early in the morning or the time of the rooster.