Top 15 Cultural Holidays Around The World

Let’s embark on a global journey, exploring the vibrant tapestry of cultural celebrations. Join us on Rastafari TV Network as we unveil the Top 15 cultural holidays worldwide.

1. Enkutatash – September 11, or Meskerem 1, marks the Eritrean and Ethiopian New Year. A time of joy and new beginnings.
2. Rosh Hashana in Tishri or September-October signifies the Hebrew New Year, a moment for reflection and renewal within the Hebrew community.
3. Meskel, on Meskeren 17 or September 27, celebrates the finding of the true cross, a sacred event observed with vibrant processions.
4. The Great Coronation of Emperor Haile Selassie the First and Empress Menen on Tekent 23 or November second, a pivotal moment in global Rastafari history.
5. Feast of Saint Mariam of Zion in Aksum on Hidar 21 or November 30, a spiritual gathering honoring Saint Mariam.
6. Hanukkah, in Kislev, November-December, illuminates the Hebrew calendar with the “Lighting of the Candles,” symbolizing hope and miracles.
7. Kwanzaa, celebrated from December 26 to January 1, unites communities in African heritage, emphasizing principles like unity and creativity.
8. Lidet, the Eritrean and Ethiopian Christmas, on Takhsas 29 or January 7, brings families together for joyous festivities.
9. The Victory of the Battle of Adwa on Yekateet 23 or March 2, a day of triumph and national pride for Ethiopians.
10. Ramadan, in Month 9 or around March, a month of fasting and spiritual reflection in the Islamic calendar.
11. Pesach or Passover in Nisan, around March or April, commemorates the liberation of the Hebrews from slavery, a significant Hebrew festival.
12. Victory Day or Patriots Day in Ethiopia, observed from Megabeet 28 or April 6, honors historical triumphs.
13. Eid-ul-Fitr in Shawwali, the 10th month in Islam, celebrates the end of Ramadan, fostering unity and gratitude.
14. Emperor Haile Selassie The First’s Earthstrong on Hamle 16 or July 23, a moment of reverence for Rastafarians worldwide.
15. Muharram, the Islamic New Year, observed around July or August, symbolizes new beginnings and reflection within the Islamic faith.

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