Category: festival
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What Is La Tomatina? The World’s Most Gloriously Pointless Tradition
Wondering “what is La Tomatina?” It is a one-hour tomato fight held every year on the last Wednesday of August in Buñol, a small town near Valencia. What started as a spontaneous street fight has grown into a globally recognised event where participants gather to throw tomatoes and enjoy a shared moment of pure fun.…
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A 5-Day Itinerary Guide for the Lantern Festival in Thailand
Planning on attending the Yi Peng lantern festival? Most people plan their trip around this night for the mass lantern release, and the moment thousands of khom loi drift into the sky at once. But if you fly in, watch the lanterns, and fly out the next morning, you’ve missed almost the entire point of…
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Guide to the World’s Biggest Music Festivals (Updated 2026)
A streaming playlist or a youtube video will never be able to replicate what the world’s biggest music festivals makes us feel. The crowd, the staging and the vibes alone are enough to make any music lover ecstatic. And in 2026 alone, the global festival calendar is staked already. Thousands of people are crossing…
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Coachella 2026: Complete Guide to Lineup, Tickets & Travel Tips
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, sometimes referred to simply as “Coachella,” is one of the most iconic music events on the planet. Held annually at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, it draws hundreds of thousands of attendees from across the globe each year. In 2026, the festival is celebrating its 25th…
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National Cherry Blossom Festival: Everything You Need to Know
Every spring, one of the most beautiful natural events in the world happens right in the heart of Washington D.C. – and if you haven’t experienced the National Cherry Blossom Festival in person yet, it genuinely belongs on your travel list. Pink blooms lining the Tidal Basin, crowds buzzing with energy, and a city…
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New Year Celebration Traditions: Unique Ways Countries Welcome the New Year
Every culture welcomes the New Year in its own way, with traditions that feel deeply local and full of meaning. In New York City, for example, people have been gathering in Times Square since 1907 to watch the famous crystal ball slowly drop as the clock strikes midnight. That simple moment has become one…
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Spend Your Best Christmas in the Festive Markets of Europe
Who likes to sit at home on Christmas when you have so many things to explore? Like the beautiful Christmas markets in Europe. These festive settings turn the whole city into a wonderland. Age-old traditions come to life, from German wooden stalls peddling Lebkuchen cookies to carolers in Prague, it gives you a living Christmas…