It is one of the most vibrant festivals of Sri Lanka. In this festival people  pay homage to the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha – the founder Buddhism.

It is celebrated on August twentieth (20^th) in Sri Lanka.

I am going to the get there by plane.

I am going to go with my husband.

I am going to go to the parade to see the decorated elephant, dancers, acrobats, and thousands of pilgrims in procession.

I am going to visit The Temple of the Tooth.

I am going to wear special Buddhist clothes.

I am not going to go on a picnic.

I am not going to eat hot dogs.

Rio de Janeiro Carnival

It all started in 1840 with a few dancers dancing around, but the first official parade wasn't until 1935.

Description: The Rio de Janeiro Carnival is one of the world's biggest festivals, held annually in February or March. During this festivity, the streets are filled with music, dance, and color, with spectacular parades of samba schools at the Sambadrome.

What's the celebration about?: It's a cultural celebration that combines African, indigenous, and European traditions. It symbolizes freedom and joy, attracting millions of tourists and locals.

Location and date: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Held in February or March.

How to get there: Fly to Galeão International Airport (GIG) and take a taxi or public transportation to the city center.

Who to go with: Ideal for friends, as a couple, or as a family.

Three activities:

1. Attend the parades at the Sambadrome.

2. Participate in a street bloco.

3. Explore cultural events and festivals around the city.

Things you can't do:

1. Getting lost without precautions: The crowds are huge, so it's easy to get lost or be robbed. Stay in a group and watch your belongings.

2. Ignoring safety rules: Don't carry sharp objects or glass bottles, and respect the space of others.

2. I am going to the street parties in Copacabana.

3. I am going to wear a colorful costume and feathers.

1. I am not going to miss the parade because I want to see everything.

2. I am not going to wear a plain outfit; I want something festive.

It takes place in April in California in the Coachella Valley of the Colorado Desert (no exact date). But this year it was held on April eleventh (11th)- eigtheenth (18th).

I'm going to the city (Indio, California) by plane. After I take a bus, bike, or car.

I'm going to go with my friends and my family.

I'm going to listen to my favorite artists. There are themed spaces like the Ferris wheel and the flower tower, game activities like giant tic-tac-toe, and areas where you can interact and meet other people.

I'm going to wear comfortable clothes like shorts, t-shirts, skirts or dresses

I'm not going to bring in food from outside.

I'm going to not enter without a bracelet that allows me to pass.

It is one of the most unique and fun carnivals in the world. In this festival, people celebrate a historical rebellion by throwing oranges at each other, symbolizing the fight for freedom.

It is celebrated over three days in February or March, just before Ash Wednesday. The date varies each year depending on Lent. In 2025, it will be celebrated from Saturday, the first of March to Tuesday, the fourth of March. (1st - 4th) in Italia.

I'm going to arrive in Italy by plane, when I arrive I can go to the festival by car.

I'm going with my friends because i think it would be really fun to throw oranges at each other.

I am going to wear protective clothes and a red hat.

I am going to join the orange battle in the streets.

I am going to take photos.

I am not going to get angry if I get hit by an orange.

I am not going to miss the historical parade.

It is one of the most massive and well-known electronic dance music (EDM) festivals in the world. People from all corners of the globe gather to immerse themselves in the music and the unique atmosphere.

It is celebrated in Boom, Belgium, typically spanning two consecutive weekends in July. In 2025, the first weekend will be from Friday, July 18th to Sunday, July 20th, and the second weekend from Friday, July 25th to Sunday, July 27th.

I'm going with a travel agency that has everything included, making the journey smooth and hassle-free.

I'm going with my friends who share my passion for electronic music and the whole festival experience. It's always better to share these incredible moments with people you care about.

Three things I am definitely going to do are: lose myself in the music and dance to the incredible sets of world-renowned DJs across the various stages, each boasting a breathtaking design and its own unique vibe; explore DreamVille, the festival's camping area, where thousands of people create a vibrant community with pre-parties and after-parties; and discover the fascinating art installations and interactive experiences scattered throughout the festival grounds, adding another layer of magic beyond the music.

Two things I am going to try my best to avoid are missing the performances of my favorite artists due to poor planning of the schedules and distances between stages (the festival area is huge!); and running out of phone battery so I can capture all the amazing moments and stay connected with my friends – a portable charger is a must!

is one of the most iconic and elegant festivals in the world, renowned for its stunning masks, historical costumes, and rich cultural traditions, it originally served as a way for people of all classes to mix freely, thanks to the anonymity of the masks.

It will be celebrated this year from August twenty-sixth (26th) to September sixth (6th)

I am going to get there by plane

I am going to go with my family

I am going to go to the parade because I want to see how are the masks, and if i can, I will take a look of venice!

Im going to visit Venecia's great Canal

Im going to wear a mask too! and some cool clothes!

I am not going to swim in the river

I am not going to do any crime

The Seville Carnival

It is one of the most famous and colourful festivals in Spain. People celebrate it before Lent with music, costumes, dancing, and laughter. In the streets of Seville, there are parades, live music, and groups called chirigotas that sing funny songs about politics and daily life

Everyone wears costumes and enjoys traditional food like churros and tapas. The festival takes place in February, and people from many places travel to Seville to take part in the celebration. Friends and families enjoy the events together, and the city is full of joy and fun. It is a time to forget about problems and enjoy the moment.

I’m going to travel by train.

I’m going to go with my friends.

I’m going to wear a colourful costume.

I’m going to watch the parades and listen to music.

I’m going to eat delicious food and take lots of pictures.

I’m not going to stay at home

It is celebrated from April 26th to 30th and honors the traditional vallenato music, one of Colombia's most iconic musical genres. The festival includes accordion competitions, parades, cultural exhibitions, and concerts by famous artists.

This event was founded in 1968 and has become one of the most important folklore celebrations in Colombia, attracting both national and international visitors.

I’m going to dance to vallenato music all night, I’m going to take pictures of the colorful parades,I’m going to eat traditional Colombian food,I’m going to watch the accordion competitions, I’m going to enjoy the concerts wit

h my friends.

I’m not going to miss any of the main events, I’m not going to stay in my hotel all day, I’m not going to forget my camera,I’m not going to skip the traditional food,I’m not going to leave before the festival ends.

What is the celebration about?

It is a Mexican celebration to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away. People build altars, decorate with flowers, and share special foods.

Place and date:

It is celebrated in Mexico, especially in places like Oaxaca and Mexico City, on November 1st and 2nd.

How are you going to get there?

I am going to travel by car with my family.

Who are you going to go with?

I will go with my parents and my cousins.

Three activities you are going to do there:

1. I am going to paint my face like a skull.

2. I am going to eat pan de muerto.

3. I am going to watch the parade.

Two activities you are not going to do there:

1. I am not going to stay home.

2. I am not going to swim.

1. *Silleteros Parade:* An impressive parade of silleteros, people who carry large flower arrangements on their backs. 2. *Traditional Music:* Live musical performances featuring traditional Colombian genres such as vallenato and cumbia.

3. *Food Stands:* Local delicacies, such as arepas, empanadas, and fresh fruit juices. *Two things you shouldn't do:*

1. *Avoid crowded buses:* Don't attempt to use public transportation during the festival, as it is often crowded. Instead, opt for taxis or ride-hailing services. 2. Don't venture into crowded areas without a clear plan:* The Flower Festival can be very crowded, especially in areas like Parque de los Deseos or the Convention Center.

It is celebrated in Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland, on January 28th (twenty-eighth) every year.

I am going to get there by plane to Scotland, then by ferry to the Shetland Islands.

I am going to go with my brother and a group of classmates.

Three activities I am going to do there are:

1. Watch the torchlight procession.

2. Take photos of the Viking costumes.

3. Learn about Viking history in local museums.

Two activities I am not going to do there are:

1. I am not going to light a torch because it could be dangerous.

2. I am not going to wear a real Viking costume because I don't have one.

the celebration is about music traditional of region cordoba and is celebrated in canalete cordoba on june twenty-ninth (29th),

i am going to get there by a car

I am going to with my grandmother

I am going to listen the bands and i am going to walk with the bands

I am going to the central square and historic tree

I am not going to see a race

It’s a vibrant festival with parades, samba music, and colorful costumes, celebrating Brazilian culture and tradition before Lent.

Place and Date: It takes place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, usually in February or March.

I’m going to fly to Rio de Janeiro with my parents.

I’m going with my parents to enjoy the festival.

1. Watch the samba parades at the Sambadrome.

2. Visit the Carnival Ball with my parents.

3. Take a tour to learn more about the history of the Carnival.

1. I’m not going to participate in the costume competition.

2. I’m not going to join the late-night street parties.

The Flower Festival is celebrated every year in August, in Medellín, Colombia.
It honors the farmers called silleteros, who carry flower arrangements on their backs.
It’s also a celebration of paisa culture, music, and the beauty of flowers.

I'm going to travel to Medellín by plane.
Then I'm going to take a taxi to the hotel near the city center.

I'm going to go with my sister and two friends.
We all love traditional culture.

1. I'm going to watch the Silleteros Parade.

2. I'm going to take lots of pictures of flowers and costumes.

3. I'm going to visit the flower exhibitions in the parks.

1. I'm not going to miss any of the main events.

2. I'm not going to use my phone all the time.