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    The document describes several festivals and celebrations from around the world, including: - Burning Man in the Nevada desert in late August/early September, involving gifts, art, and burning a large wooden effigy. - The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China from January to February featuring ice sculptures, skiing, swimming, and lanterns. - Día de los Muertos in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd (and other dates) to commemorate deceased loved ones through gifts, calaveras, and marigolds. - The Lunar New Year Festival in various Asian countries in January/February involving family reunions, decorations, cleaning, and origins in ancient China

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    The document describes several festivals and celebrations from around the world, including: - Burning Man in the Nevada desert in late August/early September, involving gifts, art, and burning a large wooden effigy. - The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China from January to February featuring ice sculptures, skiing, swimming, and lanterns. - Día de los Muertos in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd (and other dates) to commemorate deceased loved ones through gifts, calaveras, and marigolds. - The Lunar New Year Festival in various Asian countries in January/February involving family reunions, decorations, cleaning, and origins in ancient China

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    The document describes several festivals and celebrations from around the world, including: - Burning Man in the Nevada desert in late August/early September, involving gifts, art, and burning a large wooden effigy. - The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China from January to February featuring ice sculptures, skiing, swimming, and lanterns. - Día de los Muertos in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd (and other dates) to commemorate deceased loved ones through gifts, calaveras, and marigolds. - The Lunar New Year Festival in various Asian countries in January/February involving family reunions, decorations, cleaning, and origins in ancient China

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    • the Saturday evening before Labor Day
    • since 1991
    • at Black Rock City in Nevada
    • Exchange gifts
    • Have fun
    • Burn a big man
    • Watch art works with
    fire
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    • January 5 and lasts till late February
    • Harbin, Heilongjiang, China
    • Watch Ice sculptures
    • Take part in 1)Yabuli alpine skiing
    2)Winter-swimming in the Songhua River
    3) ice-lantern exhibition in Zhaolin Garden

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    iSLCollective.com
    • November 1 and 2, October 31 or
    November 6
    • Through whole Mexico
    • Commemorate the ones who died
    • Happy, not sad about died ones
    • Give gifts
    • Use calaveras and aztec marigold flowers

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    iSLCollective.com
    • Spring Festival or the Lunar New
    • between 21 January and 20 February.
    • Families gather for annual reunion dinner
    • Decorate houses and places around with
    dragons and lanterns
    • Do big cleaning in order to sweep away
    any ill-fortune and to make way for
    incoming good luck.
    • during the Han dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD)
    iSLCollective.com
    iSLCollective.com
    • during the summer in Boryeong, South
    Korea
    • Since 1998
    • Swim in mud pool,
    • Slide from mud slides,
    • Visit mud prison
    • Take part in mud skiing competitions
    • Do body-painting with colored mud
    iSLCollective.com
    iSLCollective.com
    • During summertime in Spain
    • run in front of or with a small group of 6-10
    bulls
    • Wathing bullfightings

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    • annual festival held in Venice, Italy
    • The carnival ends on Shrove Tuesday
    (Martedì Grasso or Mardi Gras), which is
    the day before the start of Lent on Ash
    Wednesday. In December.
    • Wear various masks
    • Wear beautiful costumes
    • Have fun
    • Go to parties and watch shows
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    iSLCollective.com
    • held in the Valencian town of Buñol, Spain
    • on the last Wednesday of August, during a
    week of festivities in Buñol
    • throw tomatoes
    • get involved in a tomato fight

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    iSLCollective.com
    • ancient Indian festival, also known as the
    "Festival of Love", the "Festival of Colours"
    and the "Festival of Spring".
    • arrival of spring, the end of winter
    • triumph of good over the evil
    • people gather, perform religious
    • festival of colours where people smear
    each other with colours and drench each
    other
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    iSLCollective.com

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