Carnival Traditions

Carnival traditions are lively festivities held in many cultures, typically before Lent, characterized by vibrant parades, elaborate costumes, music, and dancing. Originating from ancient celebrations, they serve as a time for revelry and community bonding. Notable examples include Brazil's Rio Carnival, known for its samba samba parades, and Venice’s Carnival, famous for intricate masks. Participants often indulge in rich foods and joyful activities, symbolizing a final celebration before the solemn period of Lent in Christianity. Each location may have unique customs, reflecting local history and culture, making Carnival a diverse and globally celebrated event.