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Festivals have long been an essential part of cultural life, serving as both a celebration and a preservation of heritage. Whether it’s a religious ceremony, a seasonal harvest festival, or a national holiday, these events provide communities with opportunities to connect, express values, and pass traditions to future generations.
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The origins of many festivals can be traced to agricultural cycles or significant historical events. In agrarian societies, festivals marked planting and harvest seasons, blending practical and spiritual dimensions. Over time, these gatherings evolved to include music, dance, costume, and ritual, creating a rich tapestry of communal identity.
