Check Out Some Of The Unique Festivals In Asia

Asia - The continent hides a multitude of unique cultures with thousands of festivals all year round. Invite you to visit iVIVU through some festivals in Asia. The scary vegetarian festival Phuket, Thailand The scene of a person stabbing a sharp tree in his face Time: from September 27 to October 5, 2011 (Thailand) Beginning in the 19th century, this was the time when participants demonstrated their faith in divine powers and empowered them to fight disease and dispel evil spirits. Although it is called the Vegetarian Festival, the main activity and is considered the most important activity is the practice of using sharp objects through their own body, walking on hot coals and many acts of corpse. The festival has 10 rules that participants must follow, including not eating meat, drinking alcohol, and especially not having sex

. The festival is forbidden for pregnant people, if you are interested in participating in the festival, please book a room here. Crying Children Festival, Japan Period: around April every year Location: Tokyo (Japan) Ceremony The traditional association according to the concept of the people of the rising sun will bring health to the babies.Backed in the Edo period, at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan, Japanese fathers and mothers voluntarily bring their children their children (regardless of boy or girl) come to the contest with the strong belief that when these wrestlers make their children cry, they will be in good health, as well as keep the demons away Sumo will lift the child up high and try to make them cry out in panic.



There is also the referee of the judging contest, the kid who cries the longest and the loudest will win. If you want to join this festival, don't forget iVIVU! Holi color festival, India Time: moment Change seasons between winter and summer. Location: Vrindavan (140km from New Delhi) Colorful Holi Festival - India Every year, Hindus welcome the transition between winter and spring. a color festival. They call this festival Holi, and Hindus in India and around the world share prayers, fellowship, special dishes and the joy of splashing dyes. This festival is rooted in many Hindu myths in the battle between good and evil. The most popular of these is the story of Prahlad's miraculous escape when he was thrown into the pyre by Holika but did not die, and colored powders were sold in the streets and alleys into the street, tossing all kinds of pigments together to show friendliness, shortening the gap between rich and poor.



Hindus together make up the Holi festival, festival of colors, dances and people, at Banke Bihari temple, Vrindavan, about 140km from New Delhi. Vrindavan is a place famous for Holi festival Boryeong Mud Festival, South Korea Time: July every year Location: Daecheon Beach, Chungcheoongnam Province (North Korea) Everyone dancing, singing, play sports ... to get as much mud on your body as possible. Tons of mud are dug up at Boryeong Beach and give lots of activities like mud massage, mud racing, mud racing, mud slide, mud dance, mud pyramid competition, and especially a contest to find a mud king. Visitors will be sprayed with mud by tornadoes. Girls and boys who are not afraid of dirt, play happily in the mud.



They smear mud on each other's faces and clothes, making everyone become disgusted, even Some even accidentally swallow mud in their mouths. The interesting feature of the event is that once you get to this beach you have no choice but to cover yourself with mud. If you don't put mud on your body, you will be locked in a mud prison on the beach. The festival is closed with exciting fireworks displays, mud bath with iVIVU guys! Thailand Water Festival Time: 3 days, from April 13-15. In the festival, people splash water and smear powder on each other to symbolize removing the sins of the old year and praying for a lucky and prosperous new year. barrels, buckets, guns ...



to splash water on each other. Sprinkle water on Buddha statues is also one of the rituals of Songkran festival. According to Thai beliefs, the more people who fall, the more fortunate they are, the more tourists at home and abroad are also excited to participate. The water festival is also held in some Southeast Asian countries. other like Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, let's go to water with iVIVU! Girl's Breast Touching Festival, China Time: July every year Location: Yunnan Province (China). In China, the fact that the girls give their breasts to the boys has become a big festival. People here think that the full moon of July is the month of hunger (Vietnam calls the month of soul). Now they think that the souls.

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