Top 4 Festivals In The World To Include In Your Bucket List

No matter wherever you go around the world, it is always fun to be a part of the native festival of that particular place. India itself is a hub of various colorful and exciting festivals. There are so many festivals and events around the word which happen every year just like those festivals in India.These events and festivals depict a colorful picture of culture, dance, music, art and other specialties of that particular country. To know more about variety of festivals happening all around the world every year, keep on reading.

1. Carnival – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

The type of energy that this festival in Rio De Janeiro emulates is unmatchable. Held every year Rio carnival attracts millions of people from all around the world during the month o February. It is the most anticipated festival for the natives as well. The streets are decorated and the music and samba dance serves as cherry on the cake in South America Tour Packages. There are special costumes available for the Carnival parade where people gather to dance and play samba music. The city glows with the energy of this festival every year.

2. La Tomatina – Valencia, Spain.

This epic food fight happens every year during the last Wednesday of August month in Spain and is one of the most delightful experiences to be a part of. As weird as it sounds, there will be strangers who will be hurling squashed tomatoes on your face and you hot them right back! Thousands of people from all the corners of the world make their way to be a part of this – ‘World’s Biggest Food Fight’ where you can play with more than one hundred metric tons of over ripe tomatoes.

3. Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival – Harbin, China.

This unique festival happens in the chilly northeast China, where visitors encounter the beautiful chiseled masterpieces made out of pure ice. It can be as cold as -20 degrees so you need to be well equipped. These stunning sculptures are highlighted with beautiful lighting, explore it with our China Holiday Tour Packages. Around 10,000 workers cut and haul these blocks of ice in stunning architectural pieces which are bound to astonish the eye.

4. Queen’s Day – The Netherlands.

Officially called Koninginnedag, Queen’s Day is the national holiday commemorating Queen Beatrix’s birth. Even though she was born in January this event is held during April as the weather conditions are more pleasant. The Dutch people throw on loud orange attire and enjoy the parade while sipping on their favorite drink. There is also a huge flea market during this time which you have to see on your own to believe its energetic aura on Europe Tour.

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