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FESTIVALS AROUND THE WORLD My Festival PANNAWAT CHAIPIDET CLASS:4/3 NO.2 SARAWUT MENMUN CLASS:4/3 NO.6 CHAYADA PARSANGAKUN CLASS:4/3 NO.11 PICHAYUT INTRAPA CLASS:4/3 NO.26 MEENARAT RAKSANOR CLASS:4/3 NO.17

ValeDnatyine's Valentine's Day The February 14th of each year has some different traditions or practices. But overall, it's a celebration and an expression of the love we have for each other. Later, when there is advancement in printing technology Therefore, greeting cards were printed instead of handwritten letters. Today, Valentine's Day is one of the most important days in history. You can send flowers, sweets and cards to convey the meaning to your special someone. Today will be the day we send good feelings to each other.

FASNACHT FASSNACHT FESTIVAL Fasnacht Spring Carnival (Fasnacht) is a festival that is considered a Christian tradition and tradition. To celebrate the preceding Easter fast (such as the day of the resurrection of Jesus) that lasts 40 days. CITY all over Switzerland The event will be held in late January through May. and the largest festival city in Switzerland is the city of Basel. PERFORMANCE OF THE FESTIVAL This fast-paced carnival You can see people wearing carnival masks walking the streets of the city center. It is a famous festival with bright colors and upbeat music.

HANAMI HANAMI (\" \") THE \"HANAMI\" FESTIVAL OR \"CHERRY BLOSSOM\" FESTIVAL HAS BEEN AROUND FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS IN JAPAN AND IS CELEBRATED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. FROM THE MIDDLE OF MARCH TO THE END OF APRIL AND TO WELCOME THE SPRING IN THE SHORT PERIOD OF TIME THAT THE CHERRY BLOSSOM WAS A JOYOUS CELEBRATION UNDER THE CHERRY TREE, WHICH THE JAPANESE CONSIDERED THE CIRCLE OF LIFE. IT IS A CULTURE THAT IS INHERITED IN FAMILIES AND RELATIVES, AND WILL HAVE ACTIVITIES TOGETHER, SUCH AS PICNIC, FUN SINGING, TO APPRECIATE THE BEAUTY OF NATURE. THE JAPANESE LIFESTYLE, AS WELL AS THE CULTURE OF VISITING THE SAKURA OF PEOPLE IN THAT AREA, EVEN LOCAL FOOD AND DRINKS, CHANGES TO THE AREA. Chayada parsangakun 11 4/3

Halloween Halloween is celebrated every year on October 31st, believed to have originated from the Celt New Year's Day on November 1 called Samhain, which is the name of the god of death. October 31 The Celts, an indigenous tribe in Ireland It is regarded as the end of summer, and the day after November 1 is the New Year's Day. History of \"Halloween\" The Celts believed that October 31st was the end of summer. It is the day when the dimensions of the dead and the living or the spirit world and the human world will be linked together and the spirits of those who died in the past year will search for the body of a living person to possess In order for that spirit to come to life again, the living must make every effort to prevent the spirit from taking over one's body. The Celts then turned off all the lights in the house. To make the air cold and undesirable of the evil spirits are also trying to disguise themselves as ghosts. to make ghosts or spirits floating in the human world mistaken for ghosts as well will not be possessed

Easter Date:Sunday 9 April Important Celebrate the Day of Jesus' Resurrection Adherence prayer, all-night vigil,sunrise service celebration church service, family meals , decorate Easter eggs, and give gifts