세계 최고의 휴일 및 축제 10

세계 최고의 휴일 및 축제 10

1.Mardi Gras, New Orleans, United States

When Mardi Gras is held on the streets of New Orleans for two whole weeks, this is a carnival that can compete with all the carnivals. 

At the carnival, people wear the best fantastic costumes because Mardi Gras is a carnival of dressing up. 

Dates of the Mardi Gras Carnival change every year depending on when Easter falls. 

Festivities usually begin two weeks before Shrovetide.

2.Running Bulls, Pamplona, ​​Spain

If you are an adrenaline junkie, you can simply add the San Fermin fiesta in the Spanish city of Pamplona to your list of extreme 

entertainment. 

Running a Bulls will really make your heart beat faster.

 In addition to the bulls chasing people through the streets of Pamplona, ​​you can join the parade of giant dancing mannequins. 

In addition, every evening at the seven-day event passes a massive fireworks display.

Running the Bulls is not for the faint of heart, as during the fiesta a few more bull fights take place. 

Running with the bulls is held annually from noon on July 6 until midnight on July 14.

People welcome the opening of the San Fermin festival

Running Bulls, Pamplona, ​​Spain

3.St. Patrick's Day, Dublin, Ireland and New York, USA

Your friends will turn green with envy when you tell them that you are going to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. 

Whether you are in Dublin or New York on March 17, you are guaranteed to get on this holiday. 

You might think that “green” means that you are an aspiring environmentalist, but not on St. Patrick's Day. 

You must be dressed from head to toe in green, otherwise you will stand out like a sore thumb. 

Do not forget to learn the Irish word cheers.

Paddle boats and a painted green river in downtown Chicago during the celebration of St. Patrick's Day

St. Patrick's Parade in New York, USA

Chicago River painted green for St. Patrick's Day

4.Loy Krathong and Je Peng Lantern, Chiang Mai, Thailand

If you want to spend the night on fire, then you need to be at the Loy Krathong and Je Peng Lantern festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand. 

Why two festivals? They are both so unique that you don’t want to miss them.

During Loy Krathong, which is celebrated throughout Thailand in November, rivers and lakes flicker with countless tiny plates 

carrying lighted candles. 

This is truly an amazing spectacle that only rivals the Jae Peng lantern festival, which is part of Loy Krathong, when hundreds of 

thousands of illuminated lanterns are released and hovering simultaneously in the night sky.

The festival is held in November every year. 

Although specific dates vary depending on when the full moon of the 12th month in the Thai calendar.

5.Oktoberfest, Munich, Germany

The Oktoberfest festival in Munich, Germany begins in September and lasts eighteen consecutive days. 

Two and a half weeks of beer stalls and fairgrounds were visited by more than six million people? 

The Oktoberfest festival in Munich is held from mid-September to early October. 

Dates change a little each year, so check the official website.

Overview of the big beer tent at the Oktoberfest in Munich

Parade of Oktoberfest tent owners

People at Oktoberfest in Munich.

6.Venice Carnival, Venice, Italy

Of all the carnivals held in the world, the Venice Carnival is by far the most elegant and undoubtedly the most sophisticated. 

This is really a two-week celebration of absolute and very decadent glamor. 

Ball gowns, frock coats and beautiful stunning masks. 

This is a stunner that defies description and you simply cannot afford to miss. 

Dates of the carnival change every year depending on when Easter falls.

Beautiful masks in a gondola at the Venice Carnival.

7.La Tomatina, Bunol, Valencia, Spain

Food fight that results in food fighting? 

There is only one Fiesta where you can take part in the biggest tomato tasting - this is La Tomatina in the city of Bunol in the Spanish 

municipality of Valencia. 

You will not need to wear your best dress for this. 

In fact, the worse the clothes, the better, because they will be soiled beyond recognition by the time the event ends.

La Tomatina may not be the longest of the holidays, but the one-hour battle is quite intense. 

First, you will be first doused with water from a hose, and then, when a cannon shot sounds, everything around

 you will throw tomatoes at each other.

8.Carnival in Rio, Brazil.

If you are ready for the biggest and longest samba dance marathon, then you are ready for the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

You will look reverently at the giant platforms and their amazing decorations. 

Each evening at the celebration is held a different themed ball, and for those who prefer to stay at home, each street in Rio de Janeiro 

holds its own party.

Beautiful samba dancer at a carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Parade of the samba school in Sambodrome during the carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Amazing dancer at a carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

9.Festival of Burning People, Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA

If you loved Mad Max, don't miss the Burning Man festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA. 

Here you will feel as if you are on the set. 

The Burning Man Festival is held in a purpose-built, temporary city in the heart of the Black Rock Desert. 

The event lasts as long as nine days and can probably be classified as the largest open-air art exhibition in the world and the only 

one that ends with burning huge stuffed animals.

At the festival you can meet many brutal men and extraordinary women, decorated with tattoos. 

The holiday is held in late August - early September.

 

10.Holi, India

You could take part in a copy of this amazing Indian festival of colors, but until you attended the Holi festival in India, you will not see 

anything like a real holiday. 

During this Holi festival, there are some fairly powerful drinks that we will not mention here, but which guarantee that you will indeed

 have a high, festive mood that lasts one night and the next day.

The Holi festival is held at the very beginning of March. Dates vary slightly each year depending on the Hindu calendar.

Indian widow celebrates Holi in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India

People throw different colored powders at each other during Holi celebrations in the Krishna temple in Nandgaon, India