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The celebration of New Year is not constrained within a certain country or region, so do New Year customs. New Year is celebrated worldwide with great fun and fervor and is the time for new hopes, festivities and indulgence.
New Year customs vary from region to region depending upon the culture and tradition of the concerned place. Dancing, singing, cracking fire works and indulging in parties are all a part of the New Year customs. In some part of the world, New Year customs also include exchanging of gifts between friends and relatives. People start shopping one month before the New Year’s Eve. They decorate their houses with bright colorful lights and other decorative items. New Year is also the time to visit families and friends and enjoy eating delicious and mouth-watering recipes.
In America, New Year customs are that children sing songs and greet each other around the villages. On doing so, children get lots of fruits as New Year gifts. Although decorating the New Year tree was initially not a part of the American New Year customs, it is observed today as an important New Year custom in America.
The Dutch believe that eating doughnuts on New Year would bring good fortune. It is a New Year custom across the world to consume cabbage and black-eyed peas, as they bring good luck. Although New Year is celebrated world-wide on the same day, every country has got its own customs and traditions to be followed on New Year.
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