The craziest traditional festival in the world

The craziest traditional festival in the world

As we all know, there are many festivals in the world, including international festivals, and the traditional festivals in each country are different. Of course, different festivals may have different ways to celebrate. The following is what I have compiled about the craziest traditional festivals in the world. Let's have a look.

The craziest traditional festival in the world 1 1, Spanish Tomato Festival.

Valencia, Spain holds a grand tomato throwing festival almost every year. It is said that 100 tons of tomatoes will be used that day, and 12 will have six trucks of tomatoes driving in the street. On that day, tourists and residents can throw tomatoes at strangers impromptu, and they need to be crushed when throwing them, so almost the whole city center will turn into a sea of red tomatoes after the holiday.

2. Holi Festival in India

Every year on Holi Festival, Indians spontaneously take to the streets and start throwing colored powder, water polo and flowers at each other, mainly to welcome the arrival of spring. Holi Festival is actually the Indian New Year, just like our Spring Festival, which is held every February.

3. Italian orange festival

Italy's orange carnival is only held in Evrea. On Wednesday, the seventh week before Easter, carnival will begin here, and nearly 10 thousand people will participate here every year. Just like the Tomato Festival, everyone needs to throw out at least a few tons of oranges to finish it.

4. Korea Mud Festival

The Korean Mud Festival is mainly held in Baoning, South Korea. This festival was established late, 1998, mainly to promote mud cosmetics and bathing beaches here. However, it later developed into a traditional festival, which is held for seven days every July. Everyone is covered in mud, and rolling in the mud pond can release the pressure well.

5. Thailand Songkran Festival

The Songkran Festival in Thailand is that people will take to the streets and splash clean water on others, and they think that water can eliminate disasters, so the people who are splashed the most are the happiest. It is precisely because this festival has brought great tourism benefits to Thailand.

6. Golden Gila Watermelon Festival in Australia

The Golden Gila Watermelon Festival in Australia is held every year in Queensland. On the day of the festival, we can not only throw watermelons at each other, but also do a lot of sports about watermelons, such as the famous skating competition on watermelons.

The craziest traditional festivals in the world are 2 1 and San Fermin's Festival (Bull Running Festival).

The annual Bull Running Festival, also known as La San Fermin Festival, is an intense and uninterrupted gathering. When you wake up, you can eat, drink, dance, listen to music, party all night, full of adrenaline, and six angry bulls and six bulls chase you to an ancient Spanish arena. You feel like russell crowe for an hour or so, dodging the oncoming bull market every 10.

If you are a die-hard fan of adrenaline and want to experience one of the most famous festivals in Spain, you may be in danger of being hit by a horn ... You need to attend the next one between July 6 and 14.

When I ran this two years ago, my friends and I didn't reserve a room, so we stayed in the luggage store, left our backpacks at a bus stop, and decided to stay up late at Red Bull (I will never drink again), improvise at a live concert in town and do it in the morning. A cool cheer is that Pamplona has free WiFi. During the activity, I will definitely call my mother by Skype. I will run with a bull in two hours.

I can prove that running is simple and one of the five craziest experiences in my life. Some suggestions for my first-time contestants are:

-You're safer on the street.

-Cut in at the sharp right turn (you know what I'm talking about)

-When you meet the arena, it's clear.

-Wear festive colors (white shirt and trousers with red scarf and headscarf)

2. Tomato Wars

The picture above may look like a bloody battle and a tomato fight ... but tomato juice and tomato juice are held in Spain on the last Wednesday of August every year. On average, 40,000 people showed up in a small town to enjoy the biggest food war in the world for an hour, and then they got together for a day off.

I initiated it spontaneously here on 20 12, and it was hung, staring at the madness of tons of tomatoes, tomato packaging hours. The quality of the meeting turned into human margarita pizza. Thanks to the bubbling sun, I watched my shoes dissolve in the tomato juice pool. When I left, I thought, I haven't eaten tomatoes for a year. I went into battle barefoot and shirtless. I spent the last change in my pocket on a tomato and ham sandwich, while I was intoxicated with the sangria steam barrel sent by my friend and liked it very much.

If you want to experience the biggest food war in the world, love tomatoes, be a vegetarian, or want to get together with a group of crazy people ... this is a service you must attend.

3. Holi Festival

If the idea of tomatoes fighting for land on a large scale sounds great to you, you will definitely like Holi Festival. Also known as the festival of love, Holly Festival represents the victory of good over evil. Here, the audience of the art festival participated in a celebration, in which colors were poured with various colors of powder. There is an ancient Hindu story behind the purpose of Holi Festival. You can go and see it and prepare for the next March 6, 2065438+05!

4, the most Helly AA

Like Lord of the Rings or King of Thrones? This is your chance to live like that. I haven't participated in the most Helly AA, and I just found out how awesome it looks recently, but you can find more information here.

5. Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany (also known as October Festival)

Dirndels and lederhosens, beautiful women and drunken people, are packed with the best beer in the world in this crazy festival to celebrate the harvest season for everyone. The history of Oktoberfest can be traced back to 18 10. When Prince Ludwig got married, Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildeburg and citizens of Munich were invited to participate in the live celebration in front of the city gate. Today, more than 200 years later, we are still celebrating!

Enjoy your favorite German beer, a liter of glass, eat delicious Bavarian food, do a good chicken dance, enjoy holiday amusement facilities ... Don't throw up.

I went with a group of German friends, and someone described it to me. ) Narnians: When you get to the tent, you must rest as soon as possible.

6. Fire Man

A week later, Blackstone became the third most populous city in Nevada ... before all this was removed, there was no trace. I haven't been to this festival yet, and I plan to go next year. From what I've heard, it's so surreal that I don't even think a description will help explain the fire man. There are live DJs, naked sushi camps, TED talks, amazing art and people, and so on ... all living in their own gift-giving society.

If you have seen this, I guess you want to experience the craziest video in the world. Suppose, watch the video of this virgin "burning" Fireman's Day experience and propose to go to the seaside with me next year!

7. World Cup

The World Cup is probably the world's festival and the most epic I have ever been to. The TV ratings of more than one billion people, 16 national teams put the glorious title of winning the World Cup on each other's heads. The first time happened in Uruguay 1930, and the tradition has continued. It used to be every four years, didn't it? The amazing performance of football in July, which lasted for a month, was supported by crazy fans and a lot of celebrations outside the stadium.

It brings people from different countries, all over the world and different cultures together; A wonderful time to celebrate and unite. If you want to experience the diversity of countries in the world and come together for wonderful sports performances, you need to come to Russia to participate in the next World Cup on 20 18.