Halloween Traditions Worldwide - Amazing!
Halloween Traditions Worldwide - Amazing!
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0:22 Let’s Take A Look At A Few Of The Best Traditions That Remind Us Of Halloween.
The “spookiness” of seeing Ghosts; wearing creative costumes, Trick Or Treating; getting spooked out by black cats; decorating with black and orange; lighting candles, eating candy apples; spotting bats; eating lots of candy including candy corn; are just a few of the best traditions that remind us of Halloween.
1:06 First, We Will Check Out One Of The Coolest Places To Spend Halloween In The USA – New Orleans!
People put on their favorite costumes and head on down to Bourbon Street. There will be music of all types and “haunted” hotels. There is a three-day music experience from October 25-27, in New Orleans City Park. There is a New Orleans Ghost Adventure Tour that will take you on a trip past numerous mansions that date back to the early 1800s. There is a Krew of Boo Halloween Parade and monsters rule the streets of the French Quarter.
The Endless Night Vampire Ball is the perfect Halloween Celebration.
For the kids, there's Halloween fun every year at the Audubon Zoo. It is called Boo at the Zoo.
2:20 Next, We Will Head For Scotland
In Scotland during the 1900s, it was said that if a woman ate a dish made from walnuts, nutmeg and hazelnuts before falling asleep on Halloween night, she would dream of her future husband. In Scotland, they celebrate Halloween with bonfires and games. They also enjoy traditional foods like barmbrack, an Irish fruitcake that contains coins, buttons, and rings for fortunetelling. For example, rings mean marriage, while coins mean wealth in the upcoming year.
2:59 Let’s Continue Our Journey And Head For Romania!
A cool place to spend Halloween in Romania is at the Dracula Castle or Bran Castlein Transylvania, Romania. The legendary vampire was created by author Bram Stoker in his 1897 novel. It has inspired numerous horror movies, television shows, and also bloodcurdling stories of vampires. Dracula was named by Stoker after a real person who happened to enjoy drinking blood: Vlad the Impaler. The ugly nickname goes along with how the Wallachian prince dispensed of his enemies.
They believe Vlad III was born in 1431 in what is now Transylvania, the central region of modern-day Romania.
4:03 Let’s Head For France Next:
Halloween in France is usually celebrated by people dressing up in costumes that go to parties at friends' homes, restaurants, bars, or clubs. The costumes are "scary" - mummies, ghosts, goblins, witches, and vampires; and not the cutesy costumes. They don’t do any Trick-or-treating. But rather they may go from store-to-store to collect candy.
You will find special desserts in the pastry and candy shops in the shapes of pumpkins and other Halloween shapes such as witches, ghosts, etc. Pumpkins are not a popular food in France, so the high demand for jack-o'-lanterns during Halloween has been a perk for .for pumpkin growers. Outside of Paris, there is a pumpkin patch at a farm where people can pick out their pumpkins.
5:14 Let’s Head On Over To Germany And See How They Celebrate Halloween!
The real tradition of Halloween started in Ireland; and in the evening from October 31st to November 1st, they believe the dead rise from their graves and attempt to repossess the living. To get away from the ghosts, the Kelts tried to scare away the ghosts by disguising themselves so they would not be found.
This traditional holiday eventually turned into a commercial celebration in America and many other countries worldwide. Now you know the reason for wearing costumes!!
Halloween became popular in Germany in the 1990s. They begin decorating for Halloween around mid-October. The German version of the classic Halloween phrase trick-or-treat is “Süßes oder Saures” (Sweets or sours).
Many households carve scary or fun pumpkins and set them outside their homes for everyone to see.
6:35 We Are Going To Hop Back On The Plane And Head For Japan:
At the end of every October for the past 21 years, over 4000 people in costumes from all around the World gather in Kawasaki, which is just outside Tokyo, for the Kawasaki Halloween Parade. The participants wear creative costumes and walk 1.5 km near the JR Kawasaki Station and the nearby La Citadella Shopping Center.
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