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Este calendário de feriados em 2016. irá descrever-lhe cada feriado no ano com a descrição completa para grandes Países como feriados do Reino Unido, EUA feriados bancários etc. Abaixo da tabela é descrição dos feriados 2016. Nesta figura abaixo, podemos ver todas as ferias mundiais famosas. Para cada feriado, você pode encontrar a descrição completa no texto. Feriados em 2016. e dias não úteis para os principais países forex em 2016: Dia da semana Data de férias em 2016. Dia de Natal observado (Reino Unido, Austrália) Feriados mundiais em 2016: Dia de Ano Novo: a celebração do Ano Novo começa no dia anterior Isto é, no dia 31 de dezembro, a véspera de Ano Novo, em quase todos os países. De acordo com o calendário gregoriano, este ano novo cai no dia 1 de janeiro e é celebrado recebendo-o com fogos de artifício coloridos e entretenimentos intensos. Na véspera do Ano Novo, as pessoas se reúnem para comer, dançar, beber bebidas e assistir os fogos de artifício coloridos no céu, enquanto alguns deles fazem uma tradição para participar do serviço nocturno Watch. Esta celebração continua toda a noite até o dia seguinte. Festival do Ano Novo, apesar de ser um festival global é celebrado em diferentes países de diferentes maneiras. No Canadá, o Ano Novo também chamado como Veille Du Jour De Lan é um feriado bancário e social. A festa começa com festas noturnas, concertos, esportes, serviço de transporte público gratuito e fogos de artifício. Em lugares como Quebec, as pessoas desfrutam da pesca no gelo e ficam bêbadas. A canção mais popular Auld Lang Syne é cantada na Meia-noite de 31 de dezembro para receber o Ano Novo. Na Alemanha, a véspera de Ano Novo chamou o Silvester, é mais popular entre os indivíduos e as grandes exibições municipais. Berlim é o maior anfitrião desta celebração, onde mais de um milhão de pessoas se reúnem no Portão de Brandenburgo para celebrar o excelente dia, a principal diversão são os fogos de artifício da meia-noite. Alemães recebem o Ano Novo com champanhe ou vinho espumante alemão chamado Sekt. Os canais de televisão mostram muitos shows de comédia neste dia para fazer as pessoas rir para seus mais caras. É costume que os alemães prevejam as fortunas da Bleigieben (derramando Lead) e seguindo outras ações auspiciosas. As pessoas daqui comem a buquê gelada e o porco de maçapão por sorte. Na Itália, o Ano Novo é celebrado no dia 1º de janeiro, seguindo os rituais tradicionais, como usar um desgaste vermelho como vermelho, é considerado um charme de sorte para eles. As pessoas daqui disponham dos itens antigos e não utilizados de suas casas. O jantar é preparado de forma tradicional, que inclui Cotechino ou Zampone e lentilhas. As pessoas são recebidas pelo seu presidente às 8:30 da tarde. Os fogos de artifício começam em todo o país para receber o Ano Novo e as pessoas comem doces ensopados de lentilhas enquanto o relógio atinge doze sinos. Na Suíça, o Ano Novo é celebrado em casa com os membros da família com menu de jantar sendo as sobremesas usuais e doces. Os fogos de artifício são organizados em toda a cidade e a festa começa para cada comunidade em seus respectivos espaços públicos organizados. Na Austrália, vários eventos e fogos de artifício são organizados para celebrar o Ano Novo em 1º de janeiro. Os eventos são realizados no Gloucester Park, Brisbane e South Bank. O rio Brisbane é coberto com mais de 50 mil pessoas que se reúnem para assistir a exibição dos fogos de artifício. Celebrações importantes são realizadas em Sydney e Melbourne, sob a forma de fogos de artifício da família e fogos de artifício da meia-noite. Os japoneses recebem o Ano Novo em 1º de janeiro adorando e recebendo o deus, Toshigami. Os japoneses limpam suas casas e preparam o tradicional Shimenawa ou Kadomatsy e o sino do templo budista toca 108 vezes à meia-noite. Nos Estados Unidos, o Ano Novo começa com festas formais e outras atividades orientadas para a família. A principal atração no país é soltar ou levantar um item no momento da contagem regressiva. Este dia é um feriado público nos EUA. Berchtold8217s Day: o dia de Berchtolds é comemorado no dia 2 de janeiro para comemorar o fundador Duke Berchtold, que fundou a capital moderna Berna, da Suíça no século 12. Berchtold tinha anunciado anteriormente que ele nomearia a cidade com o nome do animal que ele caçou primeiro, já que ele atacou o Urso, a cidade Berna obteve seu nome em conformidade. Este é um feriado nacional para o país da Suíça. Desde que este dia é muito próximo ao dia de Ano Novo, a celebração ainda continua por dois dias no país com celebrações orientadas para a família. Este dia é principalmente celebrado em e ao redor da área de Berna. A especialidade ou a singularidade do dia é que as pessoas da Suíça comem nozes e jogam jogos de nozes cantando e dançando para as músicas populares. O início do outono começa com a festa da noz, onde as crianças começam a acumular os suprimentos de nozes e a jogar o jogo favorito dos javalis. Os jarretes piramidais favoritos são construídos por meninos e meninas e todos cantam a canção nacional da Suíça, o Grande Berchtold juntos. É um feriado oficial na Suíça e este festival ajuda as pessoas a melhorar sua consciência multicultural. Dia da vinda de idade: toda segunda segunda-feira de janeiro é celebrada como o dia da vinda de idade no Japão. Este festival realmente remonta a 714 dC, quando um jovem príncipe mudou seu vestuário de vestido para um novo manto e vestiu um novo estilo de cabelo com um adulto, e esse dia é dedicado exclusivamente aos machos e fêmeas que são 20 anos de era. Este dia é importante para os japoneses, quando as mulheres japonesas entram em sua idade adulta. As cerimônias são realizadas em todos os escritórios da cidade local das prefeituras, com os japoneses se vestindo tradicionalmente em sua fantasia de quimonos. Uma vez que essa celebração acabou, jovens japoneses começam a entrar na sua idade adulta bebendo bebidas alcoólicas. A celebração e as cerimônias começam pela manhã em todas as prefeituras locais e outros escritórios da cidade. Jovens que têm vinte ou serão vinte se juntarão à área. Os discursos são entregues pelos funcionários do governo e os presentes são distribuídos aos adultos recém-transformados. As mulheres podem ser vistas vestidas com o Furisode Kimonos, um vestido com mangas compridas com as sandálias Zori. Desta vez é realmente um ceifador de dinheiro para todos os salões e salões no Japão, pois os vestidos que as mulheres usam neste dia não podem ser usados por eles mesmos, então eles têm que vestir o vestido e o cabelo em seu salão. Nos últimos anos, os homens costumavam vestir os trajes tradicionais, mas agora a tendência mudou e os homens japoneses podem ser vistos com um terno e gravata formal neste dia. O dia da vinda de idade reflete os direitos dos adultos e suas novas responsabilidades como adultos. Dia de Martin Luther King: o dia de Martin Luther King nos Estados Unidos da América é um feriado bancário nacional e é celebrado na terceira segunda-feira de janeiro, o que provavelmente pode aparecer em torno do aniversário dos Reis em 15 de janeiro. Este dia é um dos três feriados federais declarados nos EUA, dedicados a honrar e dar respeito a uma personalidade individual. Martin Luther King Jr Day Bill levou quase 15 anos para ser aprovado para comemorar este dia. A legislação atual foi colocada em frente ao governo, quando Martinho Lutero foi assassinado durante 1964, mas, como o projeto de lei foi interrompido, demorou muito para começar a comemorar esse dia como dia de Martin Luther King Jr. Este projeto de lei foi assinado por 6 milhões de pessoas e depois submetido ao Congresso. Então, em 1983, finalmente, a terceira segunda-feira de janeiro foi comemorada como o dia do Martin Luther King Jr por Ronald Regan, o presidente então. O rei Lutero era uma pessoa muito digna de confiança e apaixonada e seu assassinato acabou por ser uma grande perda para a nação. Seu sonho era unir os negros com os brancos um dia. Neste dia, nos EUA, as pessoas cumprimentam-se dizendo o feliz dia de Martin Luther King e abraçam-se mutuamente. As pessoas celebram este dia de maneiras diferentes, eles freqüentam a missa da igreja, enquanto alguns deles lançam uma festa surpresa para celebrar o aniversário desta grande pessoa. Desde que este dia é dedicado a uma causa nobre, não há bebas ou danças pesadas ou qualquer tipo de coisa neste dia. As pessoas apenas se reúnem e se divertem, jogam música gospel e o jantar é o alimento tradicional do sul. Este dia é um dia respeitoso e, portanto, nenhuma ação indecente é entretida neste dia. Muitas pessoas nos Estados Unidos normalmente evitam fazer compras neste dia. Dia da família: Dia da família no Canadá é um feriado estatutário que cai na segunda segunda-feira de fevereiro, na maioria dos lugares, enquanto nas províncias de Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island, Ontário, Manitoba e Alberta cai na terceira segunda-feira de fevereiro. Este dia também é chamado de dia dos Islanders ou Louis Riel, respectivamente. É um feriado legal pago para todos os funcionários e funcionários dos setores público e privado. Este feriado é celebrado para dar importância à ligação familiar e à vida de sua comunidade. Neste dia, as pessoas participam de atividades familiares e toda a família está unida neste dia. As famílias visitam as exposições, assistem filmes, criam gelo, jogam jogos de tabuleiro e participam de algumas atividades artesanais. As comunidades podem mesmo se organizar para um evento público especial. Os museus e as galerias de arte oferecem taxas de entrada reduzidas neste dia para seus visitantes. Como o clima é muito frio durante este tempo, as pessoas preferem saborear os lanches mais populares, como os chocolates quentes e os biscoitos recém-assados. Poucas famílias podem até fazer uma curta viagem e visitar suas famílias e parentes. Uma vez que este dia coincide com o dia do Patrimônio Nacional (excluindo a Colúmbia Britânica), as pessoas fazem uma visita e exploram a história familiar e patrimônio pessoal. Ano novo lunar: o ano novo lunar também é conhecido como o ano novo chinês em Hong Kong e isso é celebrado nos primeiros três dias, do primeiro mês do calendário lunar. Este é um feriado público no Hong Kong. Todos os anos, esse dia será diferente, pois segue o calendário lunar. Este dia é um grande festival e todas as principais lojas e os restaurantes serão fechados por 3 a 10 dias, dependendo do local. Pouco das lojas de comida do mar e grande dim sum estão abertos durante este período, no entanto, cobram 20 adicionais como taxas de serviços. Muitas das principais fábricas e indústrias permanecem fechadas por um período mais longo, já que os trabalhadores pagam visitas de longo prazo a suas famílias e parentes. Eles fazem viagens para fora com sua família e gostam de comer fora. À medida que os restaurantes são inundados com pessoas em Hong Kong, muitas famílias planejam e dine junto com suas famílias, tomando seus próprios alimentos preparados. Este dia normalmente cai no final de janeiro ou início de fevereiro, e é um dos feriados chineses mais tradicionais. Uma vez que o dia lunar do Ano Novo cai no domingo de 2013, o 4º dia do Ano Novo Lunar receberá um feriado como uma substituição. Dia da Austrália: o Dia da Austrália era anteriormente conhecido como Dia do Aniversário, Dia da ANA e Dia da Fundação e este é o dia nacional oficial para a Austrália. Este dia é comemorado no dia 26 de janeiro e, de acordo com a história, data do dia em que a primeira frota desembarcou em Port Jackson em 1788, e também é a proclamação da soberania britânica na costa leste de Nova Holanda. Foi anteriormente comemorado em 1818 durante a formação de Nova Gales do Sul. Agora, na Austrália, este dia é chamado de Dia da Austrália, e é marcado pela honra da maior recompensa do australiano do ano para uma pessoa meritória na véspera da Austrália. Haverá festivais e concertos comunitários neste dia e muitas celebrações acontecerão neste dia em todas as pequenas e grandes comunidades da nação. Este dia tornou-se o maior evento cívico anual para o País. As outras atividades que acontecem são desfiles, reuniões familiares, churrascos e piqueniques. As cerimônias de cidadania são comuns neste dia. Em Sydney, o foco principal é no porto e muitas corridas como a corrida de ferry e as corridas de navio alto são realizadas. O dia também pode incluir muitos festivais musicais como o Big Day Out e o Triple J hottest 100. O cricket internacional combina com os internacionais de um dia e as partidas de teste normalmente começam no dia de Austrália. As pessoas aproveitam este dia comendo carneiro assado no churrasco. Dia Nacional da Fundação: o Dia da Fundação Nacional é observado no dia 11 de fevereiro no Japão. É um dia dedicado pelos japoneses para a sua nação e uma maneira de promover seu amor em relação ao seu país. Este dia também se dedica ao estabelecimento de uma linha imperial por Jimmu (o primeiro governante do Japão). O japonês inicialmente seguiu o calendário tradicional do Japão, e este dia foi chamado como o dia do Império então, mas depois as pessoas começaram a seguir o calendário gregoriano e, portanto, em 1873, este dia foi recém-nomeado como Dia Nacional da Fundação. Este dia também acredita ser um dia em que o governante Jimmu pisou no trono. Neste dia, os japoneses levantam sua bandeira nacional e o primeiro-ministro entrega um discurso a seus semelhantes e pessoas do país. Todas as escolas e faculdades estão fechadas neste dia, e as pessoas preferem ficar dentro de casa. Não haverá uma grande cerimônia ou desfile, mas os japoneses ainda podem ser vistos pelas ruas acenando sua bandeira nacional como sinal de amor e carinho para o seu país. Este dia parece ser de importância política no país, já que a constituição moderna do Japão foi aprovada pelo general McArthur. Dia dos Presidentes: o Dia dos Presidentes também é chamado de Aniversário de Washingtons e esse dia cai na terceira segunda-feira de fevereiro. Este dia é dedicado a homenagear o primeiro presidente dos Estados Unidos, George Washington, que trabalhou e passou sua vida pelo povo dos Estados Unidos. Este é um feriado de estado para o país da América. Poucos dos estados pagam sua homenagem a Abraham Lincoln também durante este dia, já que é aniversário de Lincolns durante meados de fevereiro. A festa começa nas faculdades e escolas antes do próprio dia, e eles organizam lições e eventos para os alunos e a celebração continua até o dia dos Presidentes. Também é costume iniciar ou inaugurar uma nova loja ou anexo neste dia. As lojas estão abertas neste dia e algumas vendas especiais são mantidas para o público, no entanto, o serviço postal não funciona neste dia. Também é dito ser um ótimo dia para vender e comprar carros. É um dia em que muitas pessoas aprendem e conhecem a cultura, a geografia e as responsabilidades cívicas dos países. Embora George Washington tenha nascido no dia 22 de fevereiro, a terceira segunda-feira é dedicada especificamente ao ex-presidente. Dia do Equinócio Vernal: dia do Equinócio Vernal, geralmente no dia 20 ou 21 de março, é feriado público para o Japão. Este é um dia nacional para o japonês e este dia é importante porque embarca o equinócio vernal de acordo com o tempo padrão japonês, a data do equinócio pode, no entanto, diferir com os fusos horários variáveis. Este dia é observado como um feriado público desde 1948. O equinócio Vernal é chamado como o Shunbun no oi No Japão, um equinócio de Primavera. Este dia é uma parte do período de sete dias Haru no higan, e neste dia a leveza é igual à escuridão e também é o momento para a mudança das estações. Os japoneses voltam para suas casas neste dia e passam algum tempo em suas sepulturas de antepassados. À medida que os japoneses seguem o budismo, eles acreditam que há um rio entre a vida e o próximo, para que as pessoas visitem o cemitério, apliquem as sepulturas, lavem as pedras do túmulo, coloquem flores, mantenham incenso e orem. A comida tradicional botamochi e ohagi está preparada e mantida nos túmulos neste dia, para que seus antepassados possam entrar no próximo mundo. Este dia também é significativo para os agricultores japoneses, pois acreditam que este dia lhes trará culturas abundantes e saudáveis. Festival Ching Ming: o festival Ching Ming que se celebra em Hong Kong cai durante o período do terceiro mês lunar. Este é o 104º dia após o solstício de inverno ou o 15º dia do equinócio de primavera. O dia normalmente cai nos dias 4 ou 5 de abril de acordo com o calendário gregoriano. Isso também é chamado de Qingming (o 5º termo solar), ou o dia da varredura, este é o momento, enquanto as pessoas saem e apreciam os pastos verdes da estação da primavera e homenagem aos seus antepassados visitando seus túmulos. De fato, esse dia é tão importante que o governo de Hong Kong colocou serviços de transporte extra para as várias estações de túmulos montanhosas, para que as pessoas possam visitá-los sem qualquer desconforto. O significado literal de Ching Ming significa limpo, e é natural que as pessoas varrem seu cemitério de antepassados e arrumem o lugar. Neste dia, tradicionalmente as pessoas queimam os papéis e oferecem isso nos túneis como parte do festival. O povo de Hong Kong realmente queima as imitações dos laptops, aparelhos de ar condicionado, celulares e até mesmo os carros luxuosos. Depois que a oração acabou, as pessoas jantam com o tradicional leitão assado, vinho de frutas e frango cozido no vapor. Também é supersticioso pendurar os galhos de salgueiro na porta da frente das casas, pois acredita-se que os salgueiros irão percorrer os espíritos malignos e permitir a paz em casa. Sexta-feira santa: a sexta-feira santa é um dia religioso em todo o mundo que é comemorado com a Crucificação do Senhor Jesus e de sua morte no Calvário. Este dia também é conhecido como A Grande Sexta-feira, sexta-feira santa, sexta-feira negra ou a sexta-feira de Páscoa. A sexta-feira santa cai durante a semana santa do Tríduo Pascal na sexta-feira antes do domingo de Páscoa. Este dia é um dia rápido e as pessoas têm apenas uma refeição no dia e se abstêm de comer carne. Todas as pessoas se reúnem durante a manhã da Sexta-feira Santa e oferecem orações nas igrejas. Em Hong Kong, todos os escritórios e empresas governamentais estão fechados e é um feriado público, já que a população cristã no país é mais. No Canadá também é um feriado público, com o principal dos escritórios e a construção do governo permanecendo fechada, e o governo proibiu a abertura de lojas de vinhos e cervejas neste dia. Na França, este dia é observado nos departamentos do Baixo Rin, Mosela, Alto Reno e Reunião, Guiana, Martinica e Guadalupe. Na Alemanha, os eventos de teatro cômico e o desempenho, a dança pública é considerada ilegal neste dia e as pessoas são até restritas de assistir a cinemas e programas de TV. Não devem ser observadas atividades de entretenimento ou esportes. Mesmo os não cristãos na Alemanha seguem esta regra e permanecem. No Reino Unido, os tradicionais pãezinhos quentes são torrados e jantaram na sexta-feira santa. É um feriado público oficial na Inglaterra e País de Gales e todas as escolas e setores de negócios estão fechados. As corridas de cavalos são proibidas neste dia e a BBC transmitirá os versos dos hinos Isaac Watts às 7 da manhã. Nos Estados Unidos da América, os estados individuais, municípios e países observam este dia como um feriado público, todos os escritórios e estados do governo local estão fechados, incluindo o mercado de ações financeiro. Na Austrália, a Sexta-feira Santa é feriado religioso e nacional. As pessoas oferecem suas orações na igreja e comem os pães cruzados quentes. Muitas das igrejas na Austrália possuem orações e serviços especiais. Alguns eventos esportivos como a corrida de três picos começam neste dia à tarde. Há uma restrição no transporte público e muitos deles são executados como costumam. Na Suíça e na Itália, as pessoas preferem orar e ficar em casa. Segunda-feira de Páscoa: a segunda-feira de Páscoa é o dia seguinte do domingo de Páscoa. Também é conhecido como Egg Nyte e é celebrado de acordo com os católicos romanos e as culturas dos ortodoxos orientais. Este é o segundo dia na oitava da semana da Páscoa e também o segundo dia da brilhante semana. Na Austrália, este dia é um feriado para o público. Os australianos irão desfrutar de todo tipo de eventos esportivos, como o banco de carvalho do carnaval de Páscoa e Stawell Gi. A segunda-feira de Páscoa é um feriado público para os canadenses. As pessoas do Canadá terão uma pausa neste dia e terminarão o fim de semana de 4 dias, viajando para sua família e amigos. As pessoas comem os ovos de Páscoa tradicionais e aproveitam o clima à medida que a Páscoa cai. Na França, a segunda-feira de Páscoa é um feriado público com pessoas que passam o tempo em silêncio. Haverá numerosos eventos e costumes locais. As pessoas visitam seus parentes e relaxam. Eles gostam do clima da primavera. No entanto, as crianças participam das várias atividades e podem decidir a comida familiar. Algumas famílias ainda mantêm a caça ao ovo de Páscoa no jardim ou na segunda-feira de Páscoa. A ilha da Córsega realiza um desfile colorido neste dia especial, onde as igrejas católicas e ortodoxas gregas também participam. Na Alemanha, a segunda-feira de Páscoa começa com os desfiles iluminados por velas nos lados do país e nas tradicionais raças de ovos. Este dia é observado no país com vários costumes. Os povos da Alemanha do Sul caminham com velas em suas mãos e lembrem-se da crucificação e da ressurreição do Senhor. As igrejas possuem serviços especiais. As pessoas caminham simbolicamente ao final do inverno e recebem a estação da primavera. As crianças participam de vários eventos, como colocar o ovo na colher e correr. Nos Estados Unidos da América, embora não seja um feriado federal, a tradição e os costumes são seguidos como as corridas de ovo que ocorrem na Casa Branca. Uma grande corrida é realizada na casa branca em Washington e às vezes até o presidente participa dessa corrida, inicialmente foi hospedado pela primeira dama em 2007. Dia ANZAC: o dia ANZAC é o dia da lembrança do país dos australianos e dos kiwis (Nova Zelândia) ). Este dia é comemorado no dia 25 de abril de cada ano como sinal de lembrança dos membros do exército australiano e da Nova Zelândia, que haviam lutado durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial no Império Otomano em Gallipoli. Mas agora, este dia comemora todos os oficiais militares que haviam servido e morrido por sua nação. Neste dia haverá desfiles memoriais, serviços memorial e é um feriado público. O aspecto mais importante deste dia é a oração Dawn ou os serviços da Igreja. As pessoas têm o café-da-manhã habitual de tiroteio após o serviço. Este café da manhã é um café com rum. A 4ª estrofe ou qualquer verso do poema The Ode é lido em voz alta durante a cerimônia. Na maioria dos lugares, serão realizadas marchas, reunions, desfiles, atuais, militares passados ou serviços memorial. Dia de Libertação: Todos os anos, 25 de abril é o dia da Libertação da Itália. Este é um dia que marca o fim do regime de Mussolini, enquanto a 2ª guerra mundial terminou em 1945. Este dia é de importância histórica para os italianos, como é um dia comemorado para todas aquelas pessoas que deram suas vidas lutando por suas Líderes fascistas. A Itália viu muitas das mulheres lutando voluntariamente pela nação e dedicaram esse dia a eles também. Este feriado público em Itália será celebrado com uma performance robusta de procissões e marchas que ocorrem em todo o país. As ruas serão cobertas de concertos e marchas de banda, e manifestações políticas também são realizadas para respeitar as pessoas que morreram lutando pela nação. Para celebrar a libertação da Itália, a canção mais popular, Bella Ciao, também é cantada neste dia, esta canção é a cantora popular mais popular, dedicada aos agricultores locais que sacrificaram suas vidas pela liberdade das nações. Haverá um sentimento de bonhomie em todo o país. O dia da libertação testemunhou uma reforma principal na estrutura política da nação neste dia. Aniversário dos Budas: O Aniversário de Gautama Buda é tradicionalmente considerado o Budismo Mahayana. O aniversário de Buda difere de país para país quando cai no 4º mês lunar, 8º dia. Este é um feriado oficial em Hong Kong, este dia pode variar em qualquer lugar entre o final de abril e a primeira semana de maio. Em 2012, o aniversário caiu em 28 de abril. Este dia foi declarado feriado desde 1998 em Hong Kong, enquanto a nação foi entregue à China pelo Reino Unido em 1997. Neste dia, as pessoas de Hong Kong costumam limpar a estátua de Buda e dar-lhe banho na água, Este ritual realmente remonta ao nascimento do Senhor Buda, que foi então pulverizado 9 gotas de água pelos 9 dragões e deu-lhe um banho. Este banho significou uma forma de purificação da alma das pessoas e, portanto, ainda está em prática todos os anos. As várias formas de celebrar o aniversário dos Budas são comer muitos biscoitos verdes e amargos que são preparados especialmente neste dia. Ao comer isso, as pessoas pensam que suas dificuldades passaram e eles vão aproveitar o futuro. O outro ritual seguido em Hong Kong é que o Mosteiro Po Lin é totalmente adornado e tem um visual festivo, para as grandes celebrações e cerimônias especiais, que serão realizadas lá. Todos os restaurantes estarão hospedando a festa vegetariana verde durante esse período. Showa Day: O feriado anual dos japoneses no dia 29 de abril é conhecido como o Showa Day. Este dia é um dia de lembrança das eras de 1926-1989 showa. Este foi o período em que o povo japonês trabalhou muito para reconstruir sua nação. Também é um dia para desejar o melhoramento da nação no futuro. Desde 2007, o dia do Showa é comemorado no dia 29 de abril no Japão, como uma comemoração do aniversário do Imperador Showas. Além de ser um feriado público no Japão, este dia também é um entre a Semana Dourada do Japão. Como o rei Hirohito era um grande amante da natureza, após sua morte o dia foi dedicado ao meio ambiente e à natureza, e este dia também se tornou o dia da Verdura. Este é um momento para os japoneses respeitar aqueles que deram suas vidas durante a 2ª guerra mundial. Haverá muitas viagens e turistas que visitam a cidade para esta ocasião, e, portanto, todos os hotéis estão inundados com os visitantes e as tarifas serão anunciadas neste dia. Também é uma tradição visitar o famoso túmulo de Hirohitos durante este período. Dia do Trabalho: 1º de maio, Dia de maio também é conhecido como o Dia do Trabalho, e é uma celebração para o movimento trabalhista em todo o mundo. Este é um feriado nacional para mais de 80 nações. Este dia é observado para os trabalhadores e para os sindicatos dos seus trabalhadores. Em Hong Kong desde o ano de 1999, este dia é considerado o feriado público do país. No Japão, este dia é um dia de folga para os trabalhadores do Japão e é uma licença paga. Este dia também coincide com a semana de ouro dos japoneses e, portanto, eles têm muitos feriados em um espaço para aproveitar. Os trabalhadores estarão fora deste dia e serão vistos participando ativamente dos comícios e marchas que são conduzidos pelos sindicatos. Diversos sindicatos principais organizam manifestações e manifestações especiais em Nagoya, Osaka e Tóquio. Na França, este dia de maio ou o Dia do Trabalho tem igual importância e é um dia de campanha para celebrar os direitos dos trabalhadores. Neste dia, na França, os entes queridos são dotados com o buquê de flores cor de cachorro ou a flor do lírio do vale. Esta é uma prática habitual em Paris e também é chamada de Le-de-France. As crianças e as pessoas acordam durante as primeiras horas e se aproximam da floresta para pegar esta flor. As várias organizações trabalhistas também vendem essa flor neste dia de maio. As pessoas realizam campanhas para seus direitos humanos, abolem o racismo e também destacam as questões sociais existentes. Para os alemães, este é um festival pré-histórico, e uma maneira de receber a temporada de primavera, afastando os espíritos malignos. Em Berlim, os sindicatos dos trabalhadores se reúnem pelo lado da estrada para organizar comícios e comemorar seus direitos. A meia-noite de 30 de abril até as primeiras horas do dia 1 de maio é o horário de celebração do dia de maio para os alemães, que observam este dia como a noite das bruxas. As pessoas fazem uma fogueira e passam a noite inteira jogando brincadeiras e movendo alguns móveis ou ornamentos de outras propriedades. O dia de maio começa com os Maypoles tradicionais. Na Itália, é um festival de primavera e flor, festival de vinho e gastronomia, eventos e reconstruções medievais que se iniciam neste dia para começar a temporada de primavera. Há grandes multidões ao redor para visitar os destinos mais populares da Itália neste dia. Na Suíça e em Cingapura, o Dia de Maio decorre dos costumes pré-históricos relacionados à celebração da primavera. Este é um dia nacional para a nação. Dia da Constituição: a Constituição do Japão entrou em vigor em 3 de maio de 1947, portanto, este dia é chamado de dia da Constituição Japonesa. É uma divisão da Semana do Ouro dos japoneses. Este dia significa o poder da democracia e do seu governo. Neste dia, no país, haverá muitas cerimônias para celebrar o aniversário da constituição. Muitas pessoas participam de palestras especiais que estão organizadas neste dia, o que marca a importância da constituição que foi aplicada por mais de cinquenta anos. Os visitantes visitam o prédio da Dieta e tirar fotos do prédio neste dia. Dia de Verdura: 4 de maio é o Dia da Verdura dos japoneses, e isso cai nos quatro dias entre a semana dourada no Japão. Este é um dos dias mais movimentados do Japão e todos os pontos turísticos estão lotados fortemente. Até 2006, o dia da Verdura foi comemorado no dia 29 de abril, que está no aniversário do Imperador Showas, pois ele era um grande amante da natureza, mas esse dia foi deslocado para o 4 de maio. O dia da Verdura é celebrado para compartilhar com a Mãe Natureza e agradecer a Deus pelas bênçãos. Vesak poya Day: (14 de maio de 2014) Este Vesak Poya Day em Cingapura é um feriado religioso que é celebrado pelos budistas como um dia santo. É de grande importância, pois é um dia que comemora o nascimento de Buda, sua iluminação e sua morte. O dia cai no quinto ou sexto mês lunar conhecido como o Dia do Uposatha. O dia começa com os cantos de sutra tradicionais pelos monges vestidos de açafrão e os outros devotos fazem uma visita ao templo e oferecem suas orações, medeiam e fazem suas ofertas. A outra coisa que é peculiar neste dia é que as aves ou animais enjaulados são liberados e os pobres ou necessitados recebem esmola. Os jovens budistas organizam um acampamento para doações de sangue. A celebração do dia é completada com a procissão de luz de vela, percorrendo as ruas. Os templos budistas estão lotados de observadores e devotos que se juntam à celebração. Dia do Banco do início do mês de maio: o dia do Banco do início do mês de maio ou o dia de maio no Reino Unido é um feriado bancário, que cai na 1ª feira do mês de maio. Este dia é chamado de May Day no País de Gales, Irlanda do Norte e Inglaterra, enquanto que na Escócia é referido como o dia do banco de maio. Isto originalmente foi iniciado como um festival de Roma, que homenageou o início da temporada de verão. Mas, ultimamente, este dia é celebrado como um dia para proteger os direitos dos trabalhadores. Este dia marca o início do mês de verão, e vários eventos são realizados para concluir o inverno. The day is also a day to pray for the fertility and betterment of the forthcoming summer. Maypole dancing is the tradition dance held all across the country, the girls mainly dance around the tall pole which is suspended with colorful ribbons. The girls make a decorative shape with those ribbons, and all the schools mainly in the rural places organize this dance. Morris is another dance that is traditionally followed in this period, this is a dance specifically for the boys who are dressed with white bells all around their costumes, carry the scarves and wooden sticks. A huge accordion music is accompanied for this dance and the Morris dancers hold big displays. On the first Monday in May, the houses are decorated with flower garlands and leaves, the living image of May Queen is crowned and decorated. The girls believe that if they wash the faces with the morning dew, they will look beautiful and so this is also traditionally followed mainly in the rural areas. There is a festival of the chimney sweeps in Rochester. Apart from all this, there is a large march on the streets mainly in London, demanding for the Workers rights. These marches are organized through the workers union. Previously, these marches lead to violence but of late there is a complete peace march all over the country. All the schools, businesses and organizations remain closed on this day. Victory Day: Victory day of France is a day dedicated to celebrate the end of the 2nd world war and the freedom of the French people. This is the anniversary day while Charles de Gaulle declared the end of the war on the 8th of May 1945. So 8th May in France is the Victory day. Prior to this day, all the schools and educational institutions focus on the history subject and teach the 2nd world war and Nazi oppression. The history is imputed to the students to make sure that the present generation should know the value of their country and their ancestors role in the freedom fighting. This knowledge is preserved by them so that they can respect the modern society. On May 8th there will be church services, Parades and other regional processions. People sign the patriotic songs and fly high their national Flag. All the homes and Government buildings hoist the National flag this is a joyous moment for each and every citizen as they remember the people who gave their lives for the nation. The veterans attend the Champs-Elysees and are also honored on this day for their dedication and service to the nation. Ascension Day: Ascension Day is a great day for the Christians of France and Switzerland, as they believe that this was the day when Lord Jesus Ascended to the heaven subsequent to his Crucifixion and renaissance. The 39th day after Easter is called the Ascension Day. Christians attend the special prayer meeting in the churches and mark the ascension of Christ to heaven, while for the other people this is a day where they can spend some time with their family, friends and relatives and relish the spring season. This day falls on the 5th day of the week that is on Thursday so this day is also referred to as the Ascension Thursday. Ascension Day in Germany is also called the Fathers day or the Mens Day. Apart from attending the special prayer services, people take out religious processions with banners all across the villages. During the procession, 4 different verses from the Bible are read out at 4 different halting points. In Aachen, International Charlemagne award is presented on this day. This prize goes to the person, who had contributed to humanitarian and world peace. Since this is also Fathers day and Mens day, all the men folks gather together and spend time by riding the horses and carts, later they finish the day with the communal meal. Victoria Day: Victoria Day is a federal holiday for Canadians. This day falls on the last Monday of May, prior to May 25th. This day is a day for honoring the Queen Victoria on her birthday. This day is of significance for the country both historically and culturally. It is also called the May two-four day. The cities can be seen with parades and fireworks to mark the Victoria Day. All the people gather at parks and enjoy the HamiltonToronto fireworks. This day also marks the day of finish of the wintertime. Whit Monday: Whit Monday is also called the Pentecost Monday, and it is a religious day of the Christians in France. Pentecost day, is the immediate day succeeding the Whitsunday that commemorates the Holy Ghosts descent upon the Lord Jesus disciples. The day is movable and differs every year, as the day depends upon Easter. Various customs are actually associated with this day like the throwing competitions and cheese rolling that takes place in England, while in other parts, there are parades that are led by the clergies, brass bands, dignitaries and various other local associations. The day gets completed by conducting different activities like the dancing and eating competitions. Few people spend some silent time with their family, while few may take part in the cultural and sporting events. France has a quiet ambience on this day, as all the stores, schools and business houses stay closed. In Germany, Whit Monday is termed as Pentecost Monday. This public holiday differs year to year depending upon the fall of Easter. The churches in Germany, will conduct the Pentecost celebrations the whole week and the 2nd day of the Pentecost begins with various regional customs and local customs. The midnight that is the day between the Whitsunday and the Whit Monday is known as the unrest night, where the people used to think that the evil spirits keep wandering on this night and will steal away the things that are not locked. In rural areas, the young men nail the branches to the house walls of the women they wish to marry. In few areas of Germany, the celebration continues even after the Pentecost day, like the succeeding Tuesday is called the Forest day, and on this day the fun fairs are held inside the park wooden areas. Historical events and related plays are also dramatized. The next day that is Wednesday is the Garlic Wednesday, where people eat the tradition garlic. In Switzerland, the residents take the Monday off by celebrating in the churches the ancient feasts. This Holy Spirit day is a federal holiday for the Swiss and they take part in the various religious events that are conducted by the local organizations. Horse Racing is one traditional event that is conducted mainly on this occasion. But all areas or cantons celebrate this day in Switzerland, like for instance, Canton Valais, will not observe this holiday but will instead commemorate the Corpus Christi on the 23rd of June. Memorial Day: This is one of the Federal holidays of the Americans, and falls on the last Monday in May. On this day, all Americans who died in the war are remembered and honored by the People of the United States. The Memorial Day was previously known as the Decoration Day. It is the beginning of summer vacation, and the end of the Labor Day. The Americans visit the graves and cemeteries and place wreath, flowers and honor the dead ones by placing the National flag. It fell on the 28th of May 2012 and will fall on the 27th of May in 2013. People visit the graves even if the deceased were not from the military side. Family gatherings, long weekend picnics and other trips are mostly the activities of the public these days. The religious service in the churches ends with the dinner served on the grounds, called the potluck meal. Memorial day is not Veterans day, as the veterans day is for all the living and dead veterans of the US military team, while the Memorial day is for the all the people who died serving for the nation. In Mississippi, the Memorial Day clubs with the birthday of Jefferson Davis. People start to wear white garments and white shoe from this day till the Labor Day. Republic Day in Italy: 2nd June is the Republic day of Italians. This is called the Festa Della Repubblica and commemorates the 1946 institutional referendum, where Italians were called to select the Government form (republic or monarchy) which they wanted after the 2nd world war finish succeeding the fascism fall. Italian people got their Republic, after surfacing 85 years of stiff monarchy, and hence this day is of great importance to the nation and its people. Central Rome holds a magnificent military parade on this day, to celebrate the nations birth. Spring Bank Holiday: In the United Kingdom, the spring Bank holiday, falls on the last Monday in May yearly or on the immediate Monday succeeding the Pentecost. It is alternatively also called as the late May bank holiday. As this falls during spring, the people have a pleasant off from their schools and workplace. Many people make a short vacation or trip. But still in many parts of the United Kingdom, various customs are associated on this day. In places like Gloucestershire and Brock worth, the residents will have the steep racing upon the steep hills followed by the traditional cheese race. This tradition was started by the Ancient Britons and Romans. Previously the cheeses were rolled on the hills and people used to chase it, but since this was dangerous, the cheese is just rolled down these days but not chased. In Endon, the village girls get dressed well and take part in the crowning competition, while the boys compete for the Toss the Sheaf race. Local festivals, Morris dances and boating are the other activities that mark this day. Queens Diamond Jubilee: (The Queen8217s Diamond Jubilee does not occur in 2014) The Queens diamond jubilee in the United Kingdom is on the 5th of June. In the United Kingdom, this day is the Banks special holiday for celebrating the Diamond jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II on the 5th June 2012. This day is for the special honoring of the queen for her 60 years of reign. Celebrations all over the country mark the day and the events will have a special medal commissioned, a wide competition for the towns so that they can bid to get the city status, and the Greenwich being granted the Royal borough status. Many events are conducted in the Buckingham palace. Corpus Christi Day: The Thursday which falls after the 60 days of Easter Sunday is called the Corpus Christi day in Germany. It is a very significant day at the Catholic Church, and the Eucharist is honored on this day. This sacred day is marked by the parades that take place all across the country to get the Blessed Sacrament. Even the Anglo catholic Parishes celebrate this feast of Corpus Christi. On this day Catholics and some of the Protestants attend the special church services, where exceptional attention is paid for the Sacrament blessing. This sacrament consists of the traditional bread and wafer which is said to represent the body of Jesus. At some of the places, this Blessed Sacrament gets paraded on the streets after the church service. Small villages celebrate this feast by having a colorful celebration. Ever since 1435, it is traditional to have the ship procession on the Rhine banks, and this has continued till now. Even though the origin of this feast is not certain, people believe that a thief will not be allowed to pass through the river, as some unforeseen force will restrain him from crossing, this force is said to be the form of God, which is punishing the thief for the sins. Queens Birthday Holiday: Except in Queensland and Western Australia, all the other places in Australia observe the 2nd Monday of June as their Queens Birthday. This public holiday is also special as it marks the opening of the Australia winter snow sporting. Western Australians celebrate this on the 1st Monday of June. Ever since 1788, this day is being celebrated in Australia. In South Australia, this day is called the Volunteers day. Since Australia is one of the members of the Common wealth, and is a constitutional monarchy, this day is a public holiday. All the Australians have a day off from their schools and offices and enjoy in some sporting events and weekend trips. Many of the areas start the famous sporting events like the Melbourne cricket on this day. This day is the weekend opening of the snow season too. Fireworks and various displays are also some interesting things that people enjoy especially on this occasion. It is also customary and legal to set the fireworks off mainly between Saturday to Monday on the Queens birthday and it is not legal on all other days. Tuen Ng (Dragon Boats Festival): The Tuen Ng or the Dragon Boats festival in Hong Kong is celebrated during the 5th day in the 5th lunar month. This traditional and ancient festival of the Chinese is one of the Worlds boat carnivals. Thousands and thousands of revelers and spectators grace this stunning experience at the Victoria Harbor. It is a colorful and boisterous feast with many clubs and countries actively taking part in the weeklong event. The legendary boat races like the Hong Kong International boat race and the Lee Kum Kee championships are a part of this feast. This day is not only for the serious boating action, but also the whole ambience in Hong Kong covers food, beers and music. Since this is a serious sporting event, all the participants practice for these days ahead and prepare to meet the stiff competition. The biggest race is normally held at the Stanley and YAu Ma tei. This carnival also attracts lot of tourist and spectators from all across the globe for shopping and to witness the greatest and international Dragon boat race. All the contestants of the event have great fun and joy, as they get dressed up in their team uniforms and get into the water race. Canada Day: It is a federal statutory holiday for the Canadians on the July 1st, as it is the Canada Day. In case the Day falls on a Sunday the succeeding day is considered and declared a holiday, and so in 2012, the 2nd of July was the Canada Day. This was previously known as the Dominion Day. The day is of traditional, cultural and national importance for Canadians. All the communities of the country will organize the special celebration which includes much of the outdoor public parades and events, air shows, maritime shows, barbecues, firework displays and various musical concerts. There are citizenship ceremonies too for the new citizens of Canada. There are no laid or standard rules to celebrate this day, but still in the capital city Ottawa, there will be huge concerts and different cultural displays, at the parliament hill. In Quebec, the parks are mounted with small events. The Municipal Government hold ranges of events like the carnivals, pancake breakfast and concerts in their respective areas. The whole population of Canada has a festive and patriotic mood the Canadian Flag can be seen flying proudly high on the poles, while the Canadians can be seen with painted white and red faces (symbolically their national flag). It is an exuberant time at the Ottawa. In Quebec, this day is also referred to as the Moving day, and hence many people can be seen moving their possessions from a place to the other as a traditional practice. It is a memorial day for the province of Labrador and Newfoundland, as this day is commemorated for the huge loss of lives of the Newfoundland regiments who died during the 1st world war. Half mast flag with commemorating services are held at the war memorials. HKSAR Establishment day holiday: HKSAR is celebrated on the 1st of July since 1997. This Hong Kong special administrative region establishment day is for the commemoration of the transfer of the Hong Kong Sovereignty from the hands of the UK to the Republic of China. This day is a great day for the people and they organize the customary fireworks display at the evenings. Various political rallies and demos are conducted to demand the universal suffrage. For the 10th anniversary of this day, the Government of Hong Kong published the song Just because you are here. Independence Day: 4th July is the Independence Day of the United States of America. The declaration was made on 4th July 1776, as the country got its independence from the clutches of the kingdom of Great Britain. Independence Day is the countrys federal holiday. If the 4th of July falls on a Sunday, the immediate day will be celebrated as the Independence Day. Various patriotic and family events will be organized on this day to celebrate the countrys independence. All the buildings and homes in the American country can be seen with hoisted flags. This day is a great day of celebration for the people of USA, as they have deep rooted tradition for the political freedom. Since it is a day of celebration, the people visit their family, friends, and relatives and have a great time together apart from the barbecues and picnics. Americans show a lot of interest in the countrys political freedom. Various games like the hotdog, water melon eating competitions will be conducted in the country. Sporting events like the 3 legged race, swimming, baseball, tug of war are few games that are conducted traditionally on this day. Americans enjoy the fireworks on the streets mainly at the Washington Monument, which is then followed by some patriotic songs. The television will broadcast the best impressive fireworks. On this patriotic day, many of the politicians will appear at public meetings and render their support towards the nations heritage, history and people. The main aspect on this day is that the people will express their thanks for their liberties and freedom struggled by the 1st generation of the present Americans. All the schools and Government offices will remain closed on this day. Family reunions, parades and concerts are few other celebrations that are associated with the day. National Day Bastille Day: Bastille Day also called as the National day is the celebration day of the French culture. Bastille Day is so named for the English speaking countries and is celebrated on the 14th July of every year. This day was formally called the La Fete Nationale. The day begins with the traditional military parade with the cadets from many troops. There are many motorized troops, aircraft aerobatics and other interesting shows on this day at different places of the country. The French allies are also called traditionally on this day for the parade, which will then be followed by the march past of the British Royal marines. Large scale public activities including the communal meals, parties, fireworks and dances are few of the events that are embarked upon. Italians will attend musical concerts, balls and watch the militarycivil parades. At Paris, the day begins with the large parade, all the French navy, French foreign legions, military cadets will participate in this parade. The spectacular Fire brigade completes the parade, with the flying of the military aircrafts all over the parade route. The President then begins the parade, by reviewing the troops while the other people follow the line and route. The Eiffel tower can be seen with the national flag and the people paint their faces with shapes and colors of their national flag. Marine Day: The Marine day is also referred to as the Sea day or the Ocean Day in Japan. This national holiday of the Japanese falls on Monday, July 3rd, every year. The chief purpose of this day is that it is a thanksgiving day. Oceans play a very important role in the life of the Japanese and hence the ocean is thanked for its bounty and unlimited resources. Japanese take this opportunity to have a break from the summer weather and enjoy the beach trips. Other water related and ocean related activities are also observed during this day. This day of gratitude is mainly to bless the ocean for its abundant economic resources and to expect the same economic prosperity in the days ahead. Ever since 1996, this day has become a national holiday for the Japanese. Prior to this, this day was not a holiday and was known as the Marine Memorial Day. Various Fish shows and exhibitions will be organized during this phase, thereby drawing in more visitors and spectators. National Day Switzerland: The National day of the Switzerland is around the 1st of August. This date was set as the Federal charter 1291, dated the Beginning of August month, this document is regarded as the countrys chief founding document. This is officially a national holiday since 1994. The people of Switzerland celebrate this day with the parades of paper lantern, hanging strips, fireworks, Swiss flags and bonfires. This day of independence is celebrated at the municipality and local level with nationwide events and activities. Various special events like the 25 meter rainfall in Rhine falls have been in practice ever since mid 19s. Basel is known for its fireworks. Official ceremonies, prayers, singing of the National Anthem are the communitys celebration at the stroke of the church bell at 8 pm. August Bank Holiday: The August bank holiday or the New South Wales bank holiday is on the first Monday in August every year. This is a day mainly for the bank employees and hence all the banks in Australia will be closed. In 2012, the August bank holiday in Australia fell on the 6th of August. People have a day off and celebrate the weekend with family, friends and relatives by visiting the Blue Mountains, relish the fresh air or go for shopping. All the beaches across the north coast are flooded with local and international tourists. Byron Bay is the most popular attraction. People visit the snowy mountains and ski fields and enjoy the snowboarding, skiing and other sporting activities. Since this isnt a statewide holiday, this holiday is only for few of the employees and so all the banks will remain closed for the day. Few of the restaurants are also closed to give a day off to their employees. Civic Holiday: The first Monday of August is the Civic Holiday in Canada, and it is popularly known by the term Nunavut, in that country. This day is a statutory holiday for many of the provinces and territories in the country but has no legal status. This is otherwise also known as the Provincial day or the civic Monday or August holiday. Few other territories also term in various other local names. This is a holiday for celebrating some of the aspects of history and culture of the nation on this first August Monday. In 2012 it fell on the 6th of August but in 2013 it is on 5th of August. Throughout the country, there are various events and celebrations that are attributed the countrys history, culture and achievement. Even though the celebrations are at key level, various communities are customarily practicing it. The event may be by preparing and distributing the birthday cake for their province, making the communal meals, lunches, barbecues and supper. The country also conducts large events that consist of the road races, fireworks and various cultural festivals. All the business houses, schools and other institutions remain closed on this day and much of the transport services are also affected to some extent. For Yukon and Quebec it is not a public holiday however. There isnt any symbol which symbolizes this civic holiday, but through the country the province have their coat of arms and flags. Tartars, flowers, birds, trees, gemstones, minerals are some of the provinces symbol. National Day in Singapore: National day is also termed as NDP 2012 in Singapore. This national ceremony was conducted on the 9th August 2012. The day represents the commemoration of the 47th birthday of the country. The day was celebrated with great pomp in The FloatMarina Bay. The event was initially organized and held in 2007. For the second time, the combined school choir got introduced on the Float. The country held the National day parade and was attended by more than a million citizens and cabinet ministers. The first national day was celebrated in Singapore in 1966, one year from its separation from Malaysia. The parade of the day starts as early as 9 am. The parade begins with the team comprising of six military contingents SIRs mobile column, civil contingents and other schools. The fire brigade is also a highlight on this day which is rounded by mass lion dance and dragon performance. The declaration of the independence of the country takes place at the parade ground Padang. A unique logo was selected for the NDP for all fonts which began in 1998. 1997 used the logo Our Singapore, Our future for celebrating the National day. The parades, ceremonies, march past and mobile column which lasts for nearly 45 minutes highlight this occasion. The Fly past of the Air force of the Singapore Republic has been followed regularly and is the favorite. The Fly past and military aircraft of the parade shows the countries defensive capabilities and militaries air offensives. Assumption Day: The Assumption of Marys Feast Day or the Assumption day, is the day of fetes, where Christians believe that Virgin Mary went to Heaven after her death. This is a chief day of feast of the Mother Mary. The Assumption day is celebrated every year or on august 15th in many countries across South America and Europe, while few of the countries celebrate this during other times. It is as well the day of dormition (Feeling asleep) of all the Holy Mothers in Eastern nations. This day in France is a day for excursions and parties for all the people. In Brittany, there is a special Feast of soul, mainly dedicated to Mother Mary, being a great consoler. This day is also special for the French people, as they consider this occasion as a special one for betrothals, and Christians pray at the church asking the blessings for their life partners and good future. The Mother Virgins image is kept in the church the whole day and at night this is carried as a procession all around the streets and brought back again to the shrine. This is then followed by bonfires, musical bagpipes and dances. The shrimp with Bchamel Sauce is the specialty of this day. All around the country there are colorful procession on the streets and display of fireworks to denounce the Feast of Assumption of Mother Virgin in Italy. In the rural areas of Rome and Sicily, there will be a great bowing procession, being the main event of the day. The statue is carried out on the roads, bending the God at three locations, three times, followed by the figure of Christ preceding the Mary God, to the community church for conducting a special benediction. Pageants will be conducted on the decorated canoes, each of them holding a captain, three musicians, purser, and 2 rowers. They then travel all across the village for feast and Entertainment. The processions with the musicians are decorated in the costumes depicting the Bibles three wise men. Citizens of Italy make a temporary flooding of water and carry the bowls of the rose scented water, sprinkling this holy water upon everyone. This ritual is followed as they believe that the country will have adequate rainfall for their crops, attributing this to the Isis goddess of sea. Many of the Catholics visit Lourdes on this day to attend the celebration. In Italy, the statue of the Lady is carried in procession, around the church or cathedral. In Siena, the most popular race palio is held to honor the Virgin god. The race is conducted at the great public square in the city which is scallop shaped and surrounded by the beautiful and ancient buildings that are specially draped for the occasion. The special dish for the day is the Scaloppine al Marsala. Major parts of the country will remain closed for the day and the public life is silent and quiet. Virgin May is regarded to have become Patron saint ever since 1638. Hari Raya Puasa: Hari Raya Puasa is the Eid Al Fitr of Muslims, which marks the end of the Islamic month of Ramadan. This day is a holiday for the country of Singapore and the Muslims fast the whole day during the month of Ramadan. End of Ramadan is the beginning of the Shawwal in the Islamic month. All the Muslims fast and pray during the whole day of this month and attend the communal prayers, listen to the Sermon and donate food as charity during this phase. In Singapore, Hari Raya Puasa or the Hari Raya Aidilfitri is the Eid festival that falls on the tenth day month in the Islamic calendar. This is celebrated after finishing the one month of full fasting by the Muslims. Hari Raya means a grand day for rejoicing of the Muslims. This is the most prominent festival of Muslims in Singapore. This day is a time for forgiveness for the Muslim community and a time for strengthening the bonds in their community. On Hari Raya Puasa, Muslims decorate the houses, wear new cloths, invite friends and relatives and celebrate the festival as a group. Muslims visit the Mosque and recite the special prayers to complete the month long fasting period, and welcome the festival Ramadan. It is customary for the Muslims, to seek for forgiveness from their elders on this day for all their wrong deeds during the past and to start a new life after that. Many of the Muslims even make a visit to the cemetery and seek their ancestors blessings. On this Special day for the Muslims, there will be a lavish food table for dining, with varieties like the beef dish, ketupat, lontong and many other treats. Cookies, pineapple tarts and cakes are the other delicacies. At some of the houses, the traditional kerosene lantern, Lampu colok, is lit for decorating the homes the decorative lamps have however replaced the old ones in modern homes. Summer Bank Holiday: The first Monday of August in Scotland is the summer bank holiday and for the Wales and Northern Ireland, the last Monday of August is the summer bank holiday. This day is the end of the summer vacations for many of the people in United Kingdom, as they return back from their homes to join their school or work in autumn. This day is the end of the summer vacations and many people take a short break during this 3 day weekend. For some people, it is a break to clean up their homes, get the repairs done and improve them. The famous Notting hill is the special carnival is held in London on this day, the streets are flooded with people playing music, dancing to the tunes of the play lists, and there is exuberating over and around the streets with the drum beats. This festival is being celebrated since 1965 and this was actually organized by the Caribbean immigrants. They originally started to fight against racism and poor working conditions and for the poverty the people suffered. But of late, this carnival is modified and it has become a multi cultural festival that attracts millions and millions of the people from all across the globe. This is regarded as one of the largest street carnivals in the world. All the schools, corporate offices remain closed for the day. This Summer Bank holiday was initially introduced in 1871. The day was given a holiday basically for the employees of the bank so that they could take part or attend the cricket matches. Slowly this day was moved to the last Mondayfirst Monday in UK and a public holiday was declared. Turkish Bank Holiday: The Turkish bank holiday in Turkey in 2012 was for the Victory day of the Turkey. This is an annual day celebration on the 30th August for the victory of the Turkish over the Greeks in 1922. The military parading and the monumental ceremonies at the Mustafa Kemal Ataturk mark the days importance. This is a Victory day and a day of celebration for the Turkish. On this day, the shops, offices, schools and all houses are decorated with the Turkish flag and the people celebrate this day by attending the parades which take place all across the country. The Air force carry our special flight demonstrations on this day. The jets which fly on this day pass out the red whit trail, which symbolizes the countrys Flag. People decorate the houses with their countries flag and Mustafa Kemal Ataturks images. The officials even attend the ceremony at Ankara. This day is special for the Air force, as all the Armed forces promotions are conducted on this day, and in fact, all the graduation ceremonies for the students take place on this day only. Public life is disturbed for some time on this day due to the rallies and military parades. Labour Day: In Canada, the Labor Day is on the first Monday of September. This day was basically given for the workers as a holiday so that they can campaign for good working conditions and pay. But of late, this day has become a long week break for the Canadians. This day was an occasion for campaigning, for getting the workers rights in the picnics and parades organized by the workers union. While for the others, the day is a day of enjoyment as they make trips and enjoy with family. On this day, Canadians enjoy football match that is played majorly throughout the country. All the streets and public places remain disturbed due to the parades and people movements. All the offices and schools are closed on this day and public transport is affected to some extent. In the United States of America, the 1st Monday of the September month is the Labor Day. This day is celebrated in the country to strengthen the workers relationship and their contribution for the nations economy. Barbecues, public events and display of fireworks are some common scenario on this day. Respect for the aged day (16th September 2013): In Japan the Respect for the aged day is celebrated yearly to honor the elderly citizen of the nation. This day is celebrated yearly on the 3rd Monday of September. In 2013, the respect for the aged day falls on the 16th of September. The respect for the aged day dates back to the year 1947, in a place called Hyogo Prefecture that declared the 15th September 1947 as the Toshiyori or the Old folks day. This concept then gradually started to spread throughout the country and then the government declared it officially a holiday on the 15th of September. After adhering to the Monday system, the country then shifted the respect for the aged day to the 3rd Monday of September from 2003. This day is celebrated with huge pomp and gaiety and Japanese who are above 60 years of age wear red colored dress. Japanese also prepare the lunch box and give this to the other known or neighboring elderly people. In some of the communities, the small children organize dance shows, musical concerts for their elders and all the elderly people of the village or community join together on this day and enjoy the night as a group. As this day falls on Monday, Japanese get a lengthy weekend and hence can move about to various places with their family and relatives. The roads and all public places are usually over crowded on this day. Events in the Media like the TV shows and audio broadcastings focus on programs that are mainly dedicated to the elderly people. Fall Equinox: The fall equinox or the Autumn Equinox in Japan, is a public holiday and it falls on the 22nd or 23rd of September every year, depending upon the Japan Standard time. This day might differ every year due to the different time zone of the country. This day is established as a national holiday ever since 1948, to honor the people who have died. Before 1948 the autumn equinox or the fall equinox was called the shuki korei sai, dedicated for the ancestors. This day will occur while the sun rays cross the equator line from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere. In the present day Gregorian calendar, the fall equinox will fall on the September 23rd. The sun on this day will rise right from the east and will set exactly towards the west, the day and night are equal on this day, but after this day, in northern hemisphere the days will get shorter and nights longer. The people of Japan will call this phase as the autumnal equinox higan. This is called as a phase, because it lasts for 7 days totally, 3 days prior to the equinox and 3 days after the equinox. Visiting the cemeteries, cleaning the tomb stone, offering food and flowers and praying are some of the days activity of the Japanese. The ohagi is served on this day as it is traditional and even all the bakeries in the country are rather busy preparing for this day as there is a great demand for this dish. National Day in Hong Kong: (1st October 2014) Hong Kong celebrates its national day on the 1st October every year, and this is a day to show patriotism for the country by their people. The day begins with parades, fireworks, shows, cultural events all across the country. The day is full of parties and dining as all the people gather at the Victoria harbor to witness the fireworks at 9 pm. Labor Day: The Labor Day is celebrated on the 1st Monday of October in the capital territory, South Australia and New South Wales. The Labor Day is otherwise called in Tasmania as the 8 hours day and in Northern territory, whereas this is celebrated as May Day in Northern territory. This day is for the commemoration and for granting the working hours to 8 hours per day to the workers in Australia. It is a way to recognize the contribution of the workers for the countrys economy. It is a public holiday all across the country, even though the dates may differ from territory to territory or area to area. Australians enjoy this day by relaxing and spending their time with friends and relatives watching sports and barbecues, while few of them will prefer to go on a trip to the mountains or picnics or bush walking or countryside or camping. This day is a special day for the workers community, groups and general public to participate in the celebration that takes place all over the nation. The capital city Queensland organizes parades and marches on this day and many of the chief political leaders lead these marches, while the other union members also participate in this march. The symbol eight is of great importance to Australians and hence many of the union buildings in Australia can witness the symbol 8 in their buildings. This is to symbolize that the working hours is granted as eight for the workers community. In fact the symbol 888 at the Spring Street of Melbourne was erected in 1903 to feature this occasion only. Day of German unity : This is a national day for the Germans and is celebrated on the 3rd of October every year this day is for the commemoration of the German reunification anniversary of 1990. It is a day of remembrance which is held annually to enjoy the unity of the Federal Republic of Germany with the Democratic Republic of Germany which was then united in 1990 on the 3rd of October. The Germans have a day off and they organize huge events and celebrations like speeches of the leaders, politicians, concerts, food and communal meals, cultural presentations and fireworks. The whole nation has a festive mood and the different cities of the nation hosts different celebrations. The mosques of Germany will be kept open on this day, as it is a way to motivate a contact between non-Muslim groups and Muslim groups. Muslims played a major role in forming modern Germany, and hence on this day the Muslim community is also honored. It is a public holiday for the nation and many of the traffic are disrupted on this day as there will be huge celebrations that take place all across the streets and flooded with people taking part in the marches and parades. The main symbols to symbolize this day for the country are the Berlin wall and the Brandenburg Gate. Thanks giving Day : In Canada, the Thanks giving day is celebrated yearly on the 2nd Monday of October. This day is celebrated since the year 1957. This day as the name suggests is a day for thanking and blessing an individual. It is also a day to pray for future fortune for Canadians. On this day, the country has a very silent look as all the people are off from their work and the families will have a great get together. The people prepare special dishes on this day which includes the traditional roasted turkey, seasonal produce, like the corn ears, pumpkin and pecan nuts. This day is a prolonged weekend holiday to take a small autumn vacation. The other activities on this day are Canadian Football match, fishing, hiking and other matches. All the people gather together and enjoy the spectacular autumn colors of their country. This day of Thanksgiving of Canada is associated with the Traditional harvest festival of Europe and hence common symbols like the horn or the Cornucopia filled with the seasonal vegetables and fruits are in fact used as the symbols for this day. Horn of plenty means a bounty symbol from the Ancient Greece, and so this symbol is used for this day to thank Mother Nature for providing their country with such a bountiful agriculture. Health Sports day. The Health-sports day is also called as the sports day in Japan and this is a national holiday throughout the country on the 2nd Monday of October every year. This event is held in the country to commemorate the opening of the Summer Olympics of 1964. This celebration is still in practice in the country to promote sports and healthy lifestyle of the people of Japan. This Health and Sports day initially began during 1966 on the 10th of October, just two years subsequent to the Summer Olympics 1964. This day is one among the fairest day of the Japanese. This day was moved to the 2nd Monday of October since 2000. All the schools and communities in Japan celebrate their sports day on this occasion and conduct an event just like the mini Olympics. The event will have games like the sprinting, long jump, sack race, rugby, tug of war, field events, various relays, exciting relay, 3 legged race and various other popular games. This festival starts with parading at 8:30 in the morning and features other games with the traditional musical marching band. After raising high the Japanese Flag, the various games commences and this event will be broadcasted on the Television sets and Radio. Each of the events has a winner and prize will be given to the winners. The prizes are normally different like the detergents, soaps, cooking oil, hand soap etc. The traditional lunch and dancing competition is held on this day. Columbus Day: The Columbus Day in the Unites States of America is celebrated on the 2nd Monday during the month of October to remember the Arrival of Christopher Columbus to the nation. He had arrived to the US in 1942 on the 12th of October. Even though this holiday is still in controversy, the People of US celebrate this day as it is the discovery of their nation. People attend churches and take part in the services and various other activities. The towns and some cities in the nation conduct special services, events, parades and other programs on this special occasion. All the celebrations that are conducted on this day are focused on the Italian 8211 US community. The events that take place in San Francisco and New York are mainly noteworthy. This day is called the Discoverers day or the Landing day in Hawaii. All the schools and Government offices remain closed on this day and the Government buildings can be seen with highly raised flags. Chung Yeung Festival: The festival Chung Yeung comes on the 9th day in the 9th lunar month. This is just as similar to the Ching Ming festival of the spring. This festival is a day of great importance as the people of Hong Kong celebrate it with their entire family. All the people gather together at the cemetery and follow the age old practices and rituals to worship their ancestors. The people believe that this day will shower them with good luck and prosperity. The day roots back to the age old Han dynasty, where a Soothsayer had advised a person to go out with his kith and kin on the 9th day in the 9th lunar month. The man had listened then and went out with his people and while he returned back to his city, he found that all the people of his neighborhood were slaughtered, only he and his family were spared since they didnt stay in the village that night, since then this practice has been continuously followed by the people of Hong Kong to protect themselves and to get good rewards. The people in Hong Kong go out on this day and eat the traditional KO cake. Hari Raya Haji : This festival is also known as the Festival of Sacrifice which has been celebrated by Muslims ever since. This is a three day festival for the Muslims and commemorates the sacrifice of Prophet Abraham who had decided to sacrifice his son in Gods name. The festival called as Hijrah begins on the 10th day from the Dhul Hijja month, exactly 70 days succeeding the Ramadan month. The day is the Completion day of Hajj, which is a yearly pilgrimage of Muslims to Mecca. Thousands of people visit Mecca during this period and perform the various rituals. Muslims believe that the 5th pillar (Islam) will bring them financial success. The mosque on this day is congregated with male volunteers, who will recite prayers and reflect on the read sermons. After the prayers are over, it is customary to sacrifice goat or sheep or cow. The flesh is then packed and given among the community mainly to the poor Muslims. The practice behind this ritual is to share the wealth among every Muslim on this day, so that even the less fortunate people will be happy on this day. Muslims will visit their families and enjoy the day. Dazzling decorations and lively markets are few of the scenarios in the country. Culture day: The Culture day of the Japanese falls on the 3rd of November 2013 and this is a holiday to commemorate the birth of Meiji Emperor and also this is a day for the Countrys first constitution in 1946. This day was originally started in the Past to celebrate the birth of the Meiji emperor, but after his death, the day was renamed as the Culture day to honor the culture and arts of the Country. It is a tradition in Japan to honor the birthdays of the Imperials. On this day, many festivals and celebrations take place all across the country to celebrate Japanese art. There will be a long parade at Hokone city where the people will wear the traditional cloths of the Edo era. Different martial arts will be demonstrated on this day as a part of the event. The cultural awards will also be distributed at the Imperial palace, to the person who had contributed a lot to the Japanese culture. Armistice Day: The Armistice Day is the anniversary day to mark the end of World War I. This is a public holiday for the French. People will attend the special services and pay homage to all the people who died during World War I and accompanying wars. Parades of the military till the tomb of the soldiers and to the war memorials will be organized mainly on this day and various political figures along with the President will place wreath at the memorials. People can be seen wearing black cloths and the whole country will be in a solemn mood. Since this is a public holiday all the banks, stores, offices and schools are closed. Even public tourist spots and restaurants are shut down on this day. The French Tri color national flag can be seen majorly on all the Government buildings. This flag plays a major role on this day, and it is traditional that this flag will be displayed on the poles. An eternal light was lit in Paris at the tomb Arc de Triomphe three years back and this light is still burning now. Remembrance Day. This day is also called the Armistice Day or the Poppy day in Canada. This day is for remembering the military personnel and all the civilians who were killed in the conflicts. All the people wear artificial Poppy upon their dress on this day or week and pay their respect to the civilians who had lost their lives. The Poppy is a symbol of memory for those who died in the various conflicts. There will be special services and prayers on this day and the Last Post will be played which is the 4th verse of the Ode of Remembrance. The people will be silent for 2 minutes exactly at 11 pm. Wreaths will be kept and all the people will visit the war memorials. Ceremonies will be held at the Ottawa (National War memorial) adhering to the stringent protocol. People will lay poppies, photographs and letters upon the tomb and there will be special session of lessons, tutorials and presentations on this day. Veterans Day: Veterans Day in the United States of America is observed on the 11th of November every year. Veterans Day is the anniversary for signing the armistice that ended the enmities in-between the German and the allied countries during the 1918 (first World war). All the veterans are being thanked on this day for their valuable services towards their nation. This day is intended to honor and be thankful for all the military people who had served USA in all their wars. The day begins with the parades and March past, visiting the churches and visiting the cemeteries. The American flag is hung at half and two minute silence is observed at exactly 11 am. All the schools, office establishments are closed for the day and special activities or assemblies will be conducted during this day. The day falls on November 11th every year, but if the day happens to be in the middle of the week, the celebrations are postponed till the weekend. Deepavali: Deepavali is one of the major festivals of the Hindus in Singapore. This is the most enjoyable festival that is celebrated with full gaiety almost all across the globe as it marks the victory of goodness upon the evil. It brings lightness in the darkness. The day differs every year according to the Hindu calendar. On this day, the oil lights can be seen lit almost in all the houses and it is for thanking god for providing health, wealth and knowledge. On this day the temples are dazzling with color lit lamps and even the streets are glowing with shining lamps. The main temples can be seen decorated with the striking displays of lights which keep dazzling to invite the festival of Deepavali. The Campbell Street is completely changed to a festive atmosphere and lots of stalls are kept for shopping purposes. The shopping will comprise of the intricate jewels, Indian outfitting dresses, arts, costumes and craft. All the shops will be selling Indian delicacies and it is a night to relish the taste buds completely. There will be the traditional street parade for Deepavali that is utsav. This is the celebration for music, dance, tradition and culture. Thanksgiving Day:) Thanks giving day of the United States of America falls on the 4th Thursday during the November month and it is just before Black Friday. On this day, Americans traditionally spend their time with their family and relatives. They assemble together and have a special meal which includes traditional foods like the Potato, cranberry, turkey stuffing, sauce, pumpkin pie, gravy and fresh veggies. This is a day to thank God for His blessings upon the people. In the US it is a day to thank God for the food collected from the harvest. The day begins with parades almost in all the towns and cities. Labor Thanksgiving Day: The labor thanksgiving day in Japan is celebrated on the 23rd of November every year. This is a national holiday for Japanese and this is a day for commemorating the labor group and to thank each other for their productivity. The country holds various events all across the country and the major festivals of the country are Nagono labor, which is for the peace and human right of the people. The festival encourages thinking of the environment, human rights and peace. This is also a harvest festival and a festival to thank each other. Immaculate Conception:) Christians observe the Feast of Conception on the 8th December every year in Italy. This is another holy day for Christians mainly for the Catholics. The people attend church mass and offer their prayers on this special day. This is a public holiday and the main focus of the feast is the Virgin Mary, who had conceived then without any sin. Different pictures and the statues of artwork are made on this day to depict the concept of Immaculate. The symbol for this day is a young woman who is dressed in white and blue. Christmas holiday : Christmas holiday in Italy is the most famous and traditional festival for Italians and it is celebrated on the 24th of January every year or it is the Eve of Christmas through Epiphany. The Christmas season in Italy starts from December 8th that is on the day of Immaculate Conception. Giving of gifts is the traditional practice of the Christians and this starts from the 12th day (Epiphany). Previously on this day 3 wise men had given baby Jesus gifts. Christmas light decorations and colorfully decorated Christmas tree are made to welcome Lord Jesus. The traditional meal for the dinner that is the meatless meal is prepared and dined by the Christians followed by the midnight mass and living Virgin Birth scene. In some parts of the country the dinner will comprise of the traditional seven fishes accompanied by the bonfire at the main square. Emperors Birthday: ) The emperors birthday in Japan as per the Japanese calendar falls on the 23rd of December and is the countrys national holiday. The date will however differ as per the reigning of the emperors birth date. Now it is celebrated as the birthday of the existing emperor. This celebration dates back to the year 1933 when Emperor Akihito was born on the 23rd of December. On this day there will be public ceremonies and celebrations around the Imperial palace. On these two days, the palace will be kept open for the public. The Emperor Empress along with the other members from the royal family stand on the palace balcony and welcome the people who have come to participate in the celebrations. All the people will greet the Emperor with the countrys flag and banzai cheers. It is a day of total enjoyment and pleasure for the Japanese. Christmas Day: The Christmas day or the birth of Lord Jesus is celebrated all over the world on the 25th of December every year. This is a statutory holiday in all the countries. It is a chief religious festival of Christians and all the people follow the traditions attached to their religion. The Christmas day is a day to decorate the homes and Christmas tree with glowing lights, balloons, toys, stars and various other gifts. This is a day to celebrate the Lord Jesus birthday. In Canada the people follow the tradition since 700 AD of decorating the Christmas tree. Carols and the Nativity scene can also be traced in France. Christmas Day in Australia falls on the 25th of December and is a day to celebrate the birth of Jesus to the world. People give gifts to each other and a special meal is prepared in all the Christian homes. The climatic condition and the wildlife of the country influence a lot of the festivals in Australia. The children get gifts in the form of Stockings or beneath the Christmas tree. Santa Claus with thick red furred suit can be seen travelling across the country upon the reindeer. While in some places, the sleigh may be dragged by the 6 white kangaroos. In France, the day is made graceful with decorated Christmas tree and visiting the church to attend the special prayers. The special meals for the day include the Omelet of truffles, rabbit terrine, roasted capon, garlic soup, salads, green beans, peas, potatoes, carrot and the papillottes. Other activities like the countryside walking and park strolling are some famous sights of the country. It is a public holiday for the Germans, and the family members will spend time, some silent time with their people by preparing the special and traditional dishes. These foods and the decorations are displayed the decorations will have the pyramids, nut crackers mostly the cribs. People attend the carol meeting and eat the typical dishes like the Roasted goose, stuffed ducks, prunes, red cabbage, dumplings and boiled potatoes. In the United States of America, the day is celebrated with the customs from pre Christian winter season celebrations. All the Christians erect the Christmas tree and decorate the homes apart from exchanging gifts. Various concerts and performances will be conducted on this day. Boxing Day: Boxing Day is celebrated on the 26th of December every year in Australia except in the places of South Australia. In South Australia the day is celebrated as the Proclamation day and not as Boxing Day. The main sporting event will start on this day and the most famous Melbourne cricket match begins this day. Almost all the countries like Canada, France, Italy and Switzerland will celebrate this day with much gay and pride. St. Stephens Day: December 26th is for celebrating the Santo Stefano day in the catholic churches of Italy. People give gifts to each other and donate to the poor people too. The tradition varies from place to place in the country. 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