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Festivals of the World Series – Jaisalmer Desert Festival (Part 7)
Jaisalmer, a city wrapped with the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Rajputs, celebrates the world-famous Jaisalmer Desert festival every year during the month of February. The festival allures thousands of visitors from different parts of India and from every corner of the world. It is a spectacular experience to witness the grandeur of… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – Yeouido Cherry Blossom Festival (Part 6)
Yeouido is a picturesque park in South Korea. Situated in the city of Seoul, it has gained prominence for the marvellous cherry blossoms during spring. The beautiful park is adorned every year with vibrant coloured cherry flowers and is a major tourist attraction. The Yeouido Cherry Blossom Festival is celebrated specially to experience the spectacular… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (Part 5)
New Mexico, a land prominent for historic architecture and rich heritage of art and culture, hosts one of the enigmatic balloon festival “Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta”. The breathtaking festival, hoisting hundreds of brilliantly created hot air balloons, entices millions of tourists from all over the world to witness and enchant in the spectacular display. Where… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – Carnevale di Venezia (Part 4)
Italy, a country flourishing with its rich historical heritage and culture, hosts one of the world’s best carnivals in Venice. The two week festival is marked with gorgeous and colourful dresses and the traditional masks. The entire city booms with energy, vigour, and liveliness. It is astonishing to watch the dancers, the musicians, and the… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival (Part 3)
Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival is a fantabulous festival held in China. It is the world’s largest ice and snow festival held in the province of Heilongjiang. Skilled sculptures artistically demonstrate their spectacular skills in carving prominent figures, skyscrapers, buildings, palaces and many more. Spread over a looming area of almost 600,000 square… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – La Tomatina (Part 2)
La Tomatina is a popular food and fun festival in Spain. It has a history dating 70 years back with people splashing ripe tomatoes at each other to celebrate the World’s largest food fight festival. Every year during the last Wednesday of the month of August the festival is organized by the State. Almost approximately… Read more
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Festivals of the World Series – Durga Puja (Part 1)
India is renowned and famous for various festivals held throughout the year. The festivals foster unity and prosperity among the millions of people residing within the country. They intend to bond mankind with the spirituality of the God Almighty. People of different religions, genders, and ages assemble to celebrate the festivals with grandeur and amusement.… Read more
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Traditional Attire Series of Asia – China (Part 11)
China is one of the most populous countries in the world and is rich in its cultural heritage and traditions. The country hosts one of the most beautiful and colorful attires which speak of its aesthetic value and historical significance. China is prominent for producing and weaving one of the finest silk dresses. The dresses… Read more
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Traditional Attire Series of Asia – Maldives (Part 10)
The Maldives, an amalgamation of spectacular islands, is a country in Asia famous for its splendid beaches and stunning vivid marine life. Along with the scintillating nature’s wonders, the country hosts a myriad mix of cultures from different Asian neighboring countries. The cultures symbolize the ethics and traditions of the people of Maldives. Traditional Attire… Read more
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Traditional Attire of Asia – Korea (Part 9)
Korea is a prominent country in South-east Asia, divided into North and South Korea. But the traditional clothing remains the same for both the countries, though they are termed in different names. The traditional attire of Korea is called Hanbok in South Korea and Choson-ot in North Korea. The dress signifies the culture and identity… Read more
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