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New Year Celebrations Around the World

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1. England celebrates its New Year’s Day on January 1st in accordance to the Gregorian Calendar. The celebrations is marked with the New Year’s

Day Parade.

1. England

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2. The Chinese celebrate their New Year’s Day in accordance with the Lunar Calendar. Usually their New Year’s Day occurs between Jan 21st to

Feb 21st. This year is the “Year of the Sheep” for the Chinese.

2. China

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4. Russians celebrate the arrival of New Year’s Day with the Kremlin Clock Bell ringing and singing of the national anthem.

3. Russia

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5. The Japanese celebrate New Year’s Day by welcoming the God of New Year named “Toshigami”. Huge concerts and firework displays are

organised in major cities especially in Tokyo.

4. Japan

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6. New Year’s Day is the official beginning of the summer holidays in Brazil which go on till the Carnival. Fireworks at Copacabana list in the

top 10 Firework display in the world.

5. Brazil

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6. Spanish follow the countdown diplayed on the clock on top of Casa de Correos building in Puerta de Sol in Madrid. It is a tradition to eat twelve

grapes, one on each chime of the clock.

6. Spain

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7. Two New Year’s Day are celebrated in South Korea, which are Lunar and Solar New Year. The biggest celebration is held in Seoul with the

ringing of Bosingak bell 33 times at midnight on Jan 1st.

7. South Korea

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8. Ecuador celebrates its New Year’s eve by men dressing like drags representing the “widow” of the year gone by. Life-size effigies are burnt

to welcome the New Year.

8. Ecuador

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9. Celebration of New Year’s Day is an homely affair in Greece. During the countdown, Greeks close their eyes to “Enter the New Year with a

new light”.

9. Greece

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10. Indians have New Year festivals decided by religions and regions. Usually the first day of Harvest season is celebrated as New Year’s day in

respective regions.

10. India

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