Events & Festivals
Every year, as Americans prepare to feast on turkey and pumpkin pie, New York City transforms into a magical wonderland of gigantic balloons, marching bands, and festive floats. Yes, we’re
Every year, Thailand takes you on a wild, immersive journey through time and culture at the River Kwai Bridge Week Festival in Kanchanaburi. This November 24 to December 2, the
If you think of Guatemala and only picture ancient ruins and coffee plantations, then buddy, you're missing out. Let’s talk about the Fiesta de Santo Tomás in Chichicastenango – a
Serendipity Festival: Where Culture Meets Coastal Shenanigans Mark your calendar, grab your flip-flops and pack some sunscreen—because from December 15 to 22, Panjim, Goa, throws the Serendipity Arts Festival, a
If you think Christmas is just about carols, tinsel, and awkward family dinners, think again. In Mexico, they know how to do the holiday season right—with a nine-day, door-knocking, punch-drinking
Just when you think the Christmas festivities are over and it’s time to settle into a food coma, Cali, Colombia, has other plans. Welcome to La Feria de Cali 2024,
Are you tired of the same old boring holiday traditions? Ready to swap tinsel and eggnog for kente cloth and a Unity Cup? Then buckle up because Kwanzaa celebrations in
So you thought your New Year’s Eve party was wild? Think again. Cape Town kicks things up a notch with Kaapse Klopse 2025, the outrageous carnival bash that takes over
Bored of Panama City and its famous canal? Heard enough about Carnival? Well, pack your bags and head west to the land of flowers, caffeine, and pure mountain madness –
Ah, Chiang Mai Flower Festival, Thailand’s most extravagant, petal-powered explosion of colour and chaos! If you thought floral displays were just about delicate bouquets and polite garden strolls, think again.
Thaipusam is an annual extravaganza in Malaysia that’s part spiritual pilgrimage, part sensory overload and part, “How on earth do they do that?!” This Hindu festival, mainly celebrated by the
Ah, the Hadaka Matsuri, Japan's annual excuse for thousands of men to strip down to their skivvies and engage in what can only be described as a chaotic, loincloth-clad free-for-all.
