Top 7 Celebration Days based on estimated active engagement in celebrations.
The Festival of Lights, is a massive celebration in India, Nepal, and Southeast Asia with over a billion people participating. It symbolizes the triumph of good over evil.
Diwali
Rio's Carnival is a prime example, similar events worldwide involve parades, elaborate costumes, music, dancing, and street parties with high levels of public participation.
Carnival
The German beer festival has become a global phenomenon, attracting millions who actively participate in drinking, singing, and traditional Bavarian celebrations.
Oktoberfest
Festival of the Dead: While some observe quietly, Bon Odori involves public dance performances, where participants actively engage in honoring their ancestors.
Bon Odori
A Mexican holiday honoring deceased loved ones, with vibrant parades, sugar skulls, and offerings at cemeteries.
Day of the Dead
Celebrated by Chinese communities around the world, marking the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar. Festivities last about two weeks, with over a billion participating.
Chinese New Year
Widely celebrated Christian holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. While estimates vary, it's observed by millions of people worldwide.
Christmas Day