From Burning Man to Sziget. Festivals worth visiting.

People love holidays, and festivals and large-scale events allow everyone to become a part of the whole - fun, noise and emotions are the main attributes of each festival. And the anticipation of a grandiose holiday, which is simply magical!

Burning Man in the USA

The legendary Burning Man is held in Nevada from the last Monday of August to the first Monday of September. A strange and shocking holiday does not have a clear program of action. The unique atmosphere is created not only by the organizers and the desert where the festival takes place, but also by the participants themselves. They are building a tent city with homemade art objects and the necessary infrastructure.

No one knows what they will surprise the audience and each other with — crazy dancing, nudist bike rides or a parade of space aliens.

The culmination of the festival is the burning of a huge wooden statue of a man and the main temple. Berning Man transforms people, here everyone discovers something new, learns their most hidden facets, opens themselves to the world, as well as the world within themselves. The coolest event in the world that everyone who knows about it wants to attend. This festival is simply incredible and indescribable!

Sighet in Hungary

The Sziget festival can be attributed to the best music festivals in the world. It takes place annually in Budapest in the summer. Visitors have a whole week to enjoy live performances by their favorite artists, listen to music of various genres and take part in various interesting events. Exhibitions, performances and film screenings, master classes and much more are held within the framework of the festival. Food and alcohol are sold on site. Many people live right in the campsite on the territory of the festival.

Rolling Loud

An international hip hop music festival held in the USA, Portugal, and other different countries of the world. Rolling Loud is one of the largest rap festivals in the world. Every year, the festival gathers a number of the largest and most influential groups in the rap genre. Headliners are usually the most popular artists such as Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky and many others.

St. Patrick's Day

In Ireland, every year on March 17, thousands of people in green suits can be seen on the streets of Dublin, drinking green beer and ale, dancing and singing songs. This day symbolizes the adoption of Christianity in Ireland, and is also a celebration of cultural heritage. The main part of the festival is a large—scale parade, and the main symbols are leprechauns and shamrocks. It is customary to end the celebration of St. Patrick's Day in one of the city pubs, where crowds gather at the end of the day.

Day of the Dead

The Day of the Dead (El Día de Muertos) is celebrated in all Latin American countries. But the main celebration and the largest festival takes place in Mexico. In early November, people gather to honor the memory of their deceased relatives and friends. On the Day of the Deceased, residents of cities prepare sweets, arrange carnivals, decorate altars with marigolds, put on themed costumes and make appropriate makeup. For participants, this is an opportunity to feel a close spiritual connection with deceased relatives, so the holiday is joyful, not sad.

Yuanxiaojie Lantern Festival

In China, on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar, locals and guests light sky lanterns of various shapes and sizes, and then release them into the night sky. The streets of Chinese cities shining with colorful lights are becoming the centers of large-scale folk festivals, venues for performances, concerts and fireworks. This is an ancient tradition of the patron saint of heaven, who loves light, colorful performances and fire.

Ultra Music Festival Miami

An electronic music festival is held annually in the USA, named after Depeche Mode's album "Ultra". The event is held in March in downtown Miami, in Bayfront Park, and attracts more than 165 thousand people thanks to the unique atmosphere of live performances.