The world loves a good celebration and there are enough festivals around the globe to keep people celebrating all year long. Festivals are also a unique way to experience a destination, when mundanities of everyday life make way for a cultural extravaganza. From Gujarat’s kaleidoscopically colourful Navratri celebrations to Valencia’s larger-than-life fireworks at La Fallas, these festivals around the world should be on the bucket-lists of travelers.
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Every year around mid-March, regular life comes to a halt in Valencia, as Spain’s third largest city submits itself to the madness of La Fallas. Literally translating to ‘the fires’ in Valencian, La Fallas is an annual festival celebrated for five days in March to mark the end of winter and welcome spring with larger-than-life fireworks. This 200-year-old fiesta is wilder than a traveler’s imagination and a pyromaniac’s dream.
Every year around mid-March, regular life comes to a halt in Valencia, as Spain’s third largest city submits itself to the madness of La Fallas. Literally translating to ‘the fires’ in Valencian, La Fallas is an annual festival celebrated for five days in March to mark the end of winter and welcome spring with larger-than-life fireworks. This 200-year-old fiesta is wilder than a traveler’s imagination and a pyromaniac’s dream.
The world loves a good celebration and there are enough festivals around the globe to keep people celebrating all year long. Festivals are also a unique way to experience a destination, when mundanities of everyday life make way for a cultural extravaganza. From Gujarat’s kaleidoscopically colourful Navratri celebrations to Valencia’s larger-than-life fireworks at La Fallas, these festivals around the world should be on the bucket-lists of travelers.
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