Ethiopian artists new year photos

Ethiopian artists new year photo gallery

Amazing new year celebrations around the world and celebrated on different days

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It is the day of new year, new hope, new idea, new plan and eagerness to live. That's why many celebrate the day with joy. Although people have different traditions and customs, most feel grateful for the past year and optimistic about the year ahead. In countries like Burma and Thailand, New Year's celebrations span several days; Weeks of joy and hope are celebrated nonetheless. Chinese New Year is the longest in the world and is celebrated for 15 days.

For people of the world who follow the Gregorian calendar, the new year has been counted for 9 months, but in countries like Ethiopia, the new year has not yet started.

Everyone celebrates New Year according to their own calendar. Many calendars around the world have a religious basis; Some calendars are based on the lunar cycle and some are based on the solar cycle.

Due to different cycles, the New Year in different countries of the world is celebrated on a different date each year, unlike the Gregorian calendar; Or it happens on certain days.

For example, Ethiopian New Year falls on September 1 every year, while Chinese New Year falls between January 21 and February 20.

Of course, the beginning of the New Year cannot come without any kind of celebration. In some cultures there are rituals to celebrate the past year and customs to welcome the coming year. Especially good prayers are done at that time hoping to receive a gift of blessing; In this case, the performance of the festival varies from culture to culture.

For example, the people of Bali welcome the new year by spending the whole day in absolute silence. It is also very different from the Burmese who celebrate the new year with a three to four day water festival. Thai people also have a custom of pouring water on the elderly to get blessings for the new year.

Regardless, let's take a look at some countries that celebrate their New Year with a different traditional performance.