Essays on Festivals Around the World

Mardi Gras, French for “Fat Tuesday,” is traditionally celebrated the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday which is the day Lent begins. Mardi Gras is most popular in the United States in New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans first Mardi Gras can be dated back to March 3,…

Mardi Gras, also known as Lundi Gras, which means Fat Tuesday, is a French holiday that is celebrated once every year, on the Christian calendar It starts on January 6, also known as the twelfth Knight, the feast of the epiphany, and it ends on…

Every year, millions of people travel to New Orleans for the city’s yearly Mardi Gras festival. Though many people consider the holiday as Fat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, when the Christian season of Lent begins, it commences on the Feast of the Epiphany…

In David Foster Wallace’s article, Consider the Lobster, Wallace starts this article off explaining the festival he was attending, known as Maine Lobster Festival. Wallace starts by explaining what the Maine Lobster Festival is all about, from the crowd that is drawn in right down…

This festival is during the month of January. The dates that this event occur is January 10-12. They have many events that occur during this one big festival. This festival also has many sponsors and causes for them to have it. They have good times…

‘Subha Diwali’ most ordinarily know as ‘Celebrations of Fireworks and Lights’ is one among the different celebrations in India just like Nepal. By and by it is praised all around in numerous nations. In numerous spots of India, Deepawali is applauded for five progressive days…

Diwali is an extremely popular festival in India. it’s additionally known as the festival of lights. it’s a holy festival for the Hindus. On Diwali people lit up their homes, shops, etc. with lanterns, candles, diyas, and decorative lights. Lord Ganesh and god Lakshmi are…

India is a place that is known for celebrations, where individuals from various religions exist together agreeably. The wide collections of celebrations celebrated in India is a genuine appearance of its rich culture and customs. There are numerous Indian celebrations and festivities, the most energizing…

Cheerfulness is in the air. Oh! It’s Diwali everywhere. What does Diwali actually mean to all of us? Is it one of the biggest festivals of the year in India which is about an amalgamation of a gathering with family, wearing flashy clothes, eating lip-smacking…

Beyond the profound horizon, the lanterns illuminated the shimmering haze of a reverie. Thousands of lights caused the dense number of mirror-like towers to glitter relentlessly. The lanterns placed on window panes, were the dreams of those who lit them, illuminated like stars against the…