2016 is a Leap Year. People all over the World entered 2016 with enthusiasm, hopes and resolutions. In this connection ,lets see, how New year is celebrated in different countries.
New year celebration is everywhere in the world. January 1st is a national holiday in some countries. This is the most important holiday in Japan. Each country has its own style for new year celebration. In Greece, people bake St.Basil's cake to celebrate new year. They believe that those who find that item inside of the piece of the cake will have luck in the coming year. Spanish people celebrate new year by eating a grape with each bell strike at midnight of December 31. According to the tradition, that leads to a year of prosperity. Public parties are held in towns and cities of some countries to celebrate new year.
New year on 1st January is celebrated in most of the countries of the world, but not in all the countries. As different countries has different beliefs, so they celebrate it accordingly. In most of the christian calendar or western calendar has become the standard calendar so the new year is celebrated on 1st January.
True. Depending on the different type of calendars, the New year celebrations vary . But mostly, in general, New year celebrations start,exactly at the stroke of 12 on December 31.
True. Depending on the different type of calendars, the New year celebrations vary . But mostly, in general, New year celebrations start,exactly at the stroke of 12 on December 31.
We Indians also have our own calendars, but we have almost forgotten it. Even seasons winter, summer, rain happen according to our calendar.
True. Depending on the different type of calendars, the New year celebrations vary . But mostly, in general, New year celebrations start,exactly at the stroke of 12 on December 31.
We Indians also have our own calendars, but we have almost forgotten it. Even seasons winter, summer, rain happen according to our calendar.
