Faith & Devotion
Religious festivals, pilgrimages, fasting periods and sacred observances.
Discover 114 celebrations—from Diwali, Holi and Lunar New Year to Carnival, Songkran, Obon, Nowruz, Midsummer and more. Search by festival, culture or region.
Every festival tells a story about community, memory, faith, season, identity or joy.
Explore global culture
The source directory combines religious observances, seasonal celebrations, national days, arts festivals, pilgrimages and community traditions. This version keeps that breadth while making the collection easier to browse.
Religious festivals, pilgrimages, fasting periods and sacred observances.
Spring, solstice, harvest and agricultural celebrations tied to the yearly cycle.
Music, dance, masks, theatre, parades and creative public festivals.
National days, civic gatherings and large-scale community traditions.
Searchable directory
Search by festival name, place, community or description. You can also filter by broad world region.
Try a different festival name, location, or broader region.
How to use it
Each card links to a relative, SEO-friendly slug generated from the festival name. That makes this page suitable as a hub that can later connect to individual festival articles.
raksha-bandhan/karwa-chauth/lunar-new-year/venice-carnival/Helpful answers
This is a cultural discovery directory, not a fixed-date calendar.
The supplied source contains 114 festival entries, so this page describes the collection as 100+ rather than exactly 100.
Yes. Search looks across festival name, the source region label and the description. The region chips also group entries into broad world regions.
No. The supplied source is a directory of festival names, places and short descriptions. It does not provide a verified date for every entry, so this rebuild does not invent dates.
Each link uses a relative slug generated from the festival name, matching the source behavior. Those URLs can point to individual festival pages within the same site.