A water fight on a national scale, Songkran in Thailand is the celebration of the Buddhist New Year. Initially, water played a part in this auspicious day by being poured over statues of Buddha, but these days, the drenching isn’t just reserved for deities and its purpose of purification is applied to everyone who doesn’t take shelter. Although still a spiritual and religious festival with everyone paying a visit to their local monastery, Songkran has morphed into a joyous occasion for revelry across the kingdom. Wherever you are in Thailand ­.you can expect to get thoroughly wet with everything from water guns to elephant trunks being employed for the purpose.

Nowadays,Saint Patrick’s Day not only celebrated in Ireland , it also celebrated in western countries like New Zealand and United Kingdom. 

In that day,people who attended the festival would take part in a parade ,wearing shamrocks and green clothes.In addition ,people could attend church service before the festival stared if they are Christian .The content of church service included a Lenten of restriction of eating and drinking alcoholic drink like beer and whiskey 

Officially Holi is celebrated for two days, but there are other celebrations leading up to the festival. Holika Dahan happens on the even of the Holi festival where people light the fires to celebrate the triumph of good, Prahalada over evil Holika.

It is a magical festival to attend and was our favourite thing to do in India! Celebrations take place across the country, but we celebrated in Mathura, the birthplace of Krishna. Other huge festivals in India are Diwali, Ganesh Festival, Pushkar Camel Festival, Kerala Temple Festival, Durga Puja Festival.

When: Annually between February or March (It

Duration: 2 days

Where: India

The Andalucía city of Seville is host to Semana Santa (Holy Week), one of the most spectacular and elaborate of the Easter festivities. There is a great deal of emotion on display during the festival, along with intricately crafted baroque religious statues paraded through the streets and large processions of Easter brotherhoods in traditional robes (with their pointed, vaguely sinister-looking hoods). Although the atmosphere is usually rather sombre, there are moments of lightness, too, as well as plenty of feasting. If you’re after a raucous romp, this probably isn’t the festival for you, but from an artistic and cultural perspective, it’s fascinating and hard to beat.

It doesn’t get any more hair-curling, baton-twirling, mind-swirlingly spectacular than Burning Man, which has been described as a ‘City of Art’. For one week this experimental community in Nevada‘s Black Rock Desert challenges its 60,000 ‘participants’ to express themselves and rely on one another while incorporating the annual theme in some way – think performances and art installations to otherworldly costumes and handmade gifts from strangers.

It doesn’t get any more hair-curling, baton-twirling, mind-swirlingly spectacular than Burning Man, which has been described as a ‘City of Art’. For one week this experimental community in Nevada‘s Black Rock Desert challenges its 60,000 ‘participants’ to express themselves and rely on one another while incorporating the annual theme in some way – think performances and art installations to otherworldly costumes and handmade gifts from strangers.

Officially Holi is celebrated for two days, but there are other celebrations leading up to the festival. people light the fires to celebrate the triumph of good, 

It is a magical festival to attend and was our favourite thing to do in India! Celebrations take place across the country, but we celebrated in Mathura, the birthplace of Krishna. 

Other huge festivals in India are Diwali, Ganesh Festival, Pushkar Camel Festival, Kerala Temple Festival, Durga Puja Festival.

Officially Holi is celebrated for two days, but there are other celebrations leading up to the festival. people light the fires to celebrate the triumph of good, 

It is a magical festival to attend and was our favourite thing to do in India! Celebrations take place across the country, but we celebrated in Mathura, the birthplace of Krishna. 

Other huge festivals in India are Diwali, Ganesh Festival, Pushkar Camel Festival, Kerala Temple Festival, Durga Puja Festival.

Millions of litres of Oktoberfest beer are just the beginning of this 15-day Bavarian fair, which takes over Munich every year. Having started in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, the event is still held on the original site, dubbed Theresienwiese (“Theresa’s fields”). As well as your fill of Löwenbräu pints, there are also amusement rides, market stalls, games and a bounty of traditional food to sample from pretzels, dumplings and cheese noodles to all manner of sausages and roasted meats.

Millions of litres of Oktoberfest beer are just the beginning of this 15-day Bavarian fair, which takes over Munich every year. Having started in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, the event is still held on the original site, dubbed Theresienwiese (“Theresa’s fields”). As well as your fill of Löwenbräu pints, there are also amusement rides, market stalls, games and a bounty of traditional food to sample from pretzels, dumplings and cheese noodles to all manner of sausages and roasted meats.

Millions of litres of Oktoberfest beer are just the beginning of this 15-day Bavarian fair, which takes over Munich every year. Having started in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, the event is still held on the original site, dubbed Theresienwiese (“Theresa’s fields”). As well as your fill of Löwenbräu pints, there are also amusement rides, market stalls, games and a bounty of traditional food to sample from pretzels, dumplings and cheese noodles to all manner of sausages and roasted meats.

Millions of litres of Oktoberfest beer are just the beginning of this 15-day Bavarian fair, which takes over Munich every year. Having started in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, the event is still held on the original site, dubbed Theresienwiese (“Theresa’s fields”). As well as your fill of Löwenbräu pints, there are also amusement rides, market stalls, games and a bounty of traditional food to sample from pretzels, dumplings and cheese noodles to all manner of sausages and roasted meats.

Millions of litres of Oktoberfest beer are just the beginning of this 15-day Bavarian fair, which takes over Munich every year. Having started in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, the event is still held on the original site, dubbed Theresienwiese (“Theresa’s fields”). As well as your fill of Löwenbräu pints, there are also amusement rides, market stalls, games and a bounty of traditional food to sample from pretzels, dumplings and cheese noodles to all manner of sausages and roasted meats.