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Four Amazing Dresses Creations
Some Mediterranean countries, such as Greece, have the millennial tradition of breaking the crockery to get rid of material goods in order to receive the New Year. The Chinese designer Li Xiaofeng was inspired by this tradition and found a way of recyclin
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Exciting New Winter Olympic Sports
Bored with Olympics?
The Olympic Games have been around millenniums. From 8 BC to 5 AD the Olympics were only found in Athens, Greece. Then in 1894 a great intellectual named Pierre de Coubertin revived the tradition. -
Customs and traditions of Japan - Setsubun
Setsubun is a Japanese traditional celebration taking place in the last day of a season.
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5 Weird Traditions in the World
some of the most weird traditions
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Traditional Russian Goose Fighting
Every year, the people of Suzdal, a small Russian town north-east of Moscow, gather at the the Museum of Wooden Architecture, for the traditional goose fight.
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The Top Five Destinations in Greece
Despite its relatively small size, there are numerous places for those taking a vacation in Greece to visit during their stay in the country.
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Top 10 Bizarre Traditions
Weird traditions from around the world
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Scotsmen bid goodbye to tradition
The EU's killing off part of Scotland's renowned kilt-wearing tradition with an animal welfare ban.
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Traditional Thai New Year Celebrations
The Songkran festival is celebrated in Thailand as the traditional New Year's Day from 13 to 15 April. It coincides with the New Year of many calendars of South and Southeast Asia.
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Top 6 Weirdest Traditions Still Going
We all have strange family traditions, but however traumatizing it may be to see your uncle get drunk every Thanksgiving and wrestle with the turkey because it’s ‘tradition’ we are certain your stories are nowhere close to these bizarre traditions t
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6 Weirdest Traditions Still Respected Nowadays
We all have strange family traditions, but however traumatizing it may be to see your uncle get drunk every Thanksgiving and wrestle with the turkey because it’s “tradition” we are certain your stories are nowhere close to these bizarre traditions t
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10 Stories Behind Crazy Sport Traditions
Sports are fun to play but they are also just as fun to watch thanks to a rich history of crazy fans and sports-specific or even team-specific traditions that have spanned across the decades
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Vladimir – paradise for crafts of tradition
A city of Russia’s Golden Ring, Vladimir stuns its visitors with its unique architecture, dating back to as early as the 12th Century. It also offers a curious tourist a chance to try a hand at traditional crafts.
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5 Weird Hindu Traditions
Another very weird Hindu tradition is practice of burying disabled children alive up to their necks for six hours during a solar eclipse for approximately six hours; Hindu say they practice this to negate the ill-effects caused by Solar eclipse.
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Interesting - Traditional Chinese Qipao
The Mandarin traditional attire, Qipao, known also as The Cheongsam, is an offshoot from the conventional dresses of the minority Manchu ethnic people in China. In fact in the good olden days, it meant lengthy gowns usually adorned by the Manchurian and M
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Theater of Epidaurus in Greece
Polykleitos the Younger designed the fourth century theater of Epidaurus near the town of Epidavros in Greece on the Saronic Gulf. It was built on the reputed birthplace of Apollo's son Asclepius, who healed.
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Tradition of the White House
President Rutherford B. Hayes officially opened up the White House grounds to local children for egg rolling on the Monday after Easter Sunday in 1878. It has become a tradition, and each year the White House hosts an Easter Egg Roll for children and the
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Amazing Meteora Monastery in Greece
'Hovering in the air' monastery in Greece
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6 Fiery Festivals and Ancient Midsummer Traditions
Midsummer has long been a time when myth and reality converge, when deities dance in woodlands and fiery festivities mark the advent of Midsummer’s Day. Primarily a European tradition, different countries have their own unique and often colourful take
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Russian Tradition to Wet Strangers
Ivan Kupala (St. John the Baptist) Day celebrated on 7th, July is a very ancient holiday that is still rather popular. However, from all the traditions of this day only one has remained: to water a neighbor and have fun. It is considered to a be a real jo
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