What color is associated with St Patrick's Day?

This is the most importan beer festival between September and October in Munich, Germany.

This is the most representative tradition of mexican culture.

Where is the Loy Krathong and Yee Peng Lantern Festivals held?

The Effutu people celebrate the aboakyer or deer-hunting festival as an offer to the god Panche Otu in...

On January 17th in Democratic Republic of Congo people commemorates the death of Patrice Lumumba, it is called...

in this French-speaking province of Canada the Winter Festival is celebrated in February, activities such as snowboarding and hockey.

This tradition celebrating in Spain began in 1945 where people throw tomatoes to each other

on this celebration, Jews light a special candleholder called a menorah, when they remember an ancient miracle in which one day's worth of oil burned for eight days in their temple.

This festival is a competition in that covers all genres from drama to modern dance and puppet theatre in Russia.

This celebratin is based on ancient African harvest festivals and celebrates ideals such as family life and unity. it is celebrated from December 26 to January 1.

In this city of Italy people celebrate a very elegant and sophisticated carnival by wearing ball gowns and masks, and the also go around the city in the well-known gondolas.

In this event, every year, people in Baza, Spain, cover themselves in grease to reenact the stealing of a famous statue of the "Virgen de la Piedad" over 500 years ago.

This festival in Albuquerque displays a wonderful view of many hot air balloons flying away.

In Thailand, there is a Buddhists’ celebration where statues of Buddha displayed in a parade spray water on passersby. Young people throw water at each other for fun and

people also release fish as an act of kindness. What’s the name of this celebration?

Midsummer Day is celebrated in late June in Scandinavia. Some villagers decorate a spruce trunk — called a najstang — like a maypole. Some families light bonfires along the fjords. This is celebrated in...

During the ninth month of the Islamic calendar year, Muslims do not eat, drink, or smoke from sunrise to sunset for an entire month. Instead, they spend their days in worship, praying in mosques. How is this holiday called?

This event held in England gathers hundreds of men who run after a wheel of cheese rolling down a hill. Wondering who will ever eat it! The name of the event is…

This is a festival for people to go relax and stretch their muscles while enjoying the wonderful beaches of Oahu, Hawaii.

The first day of spring in the Muslim calendar, boys enter a kite-fighting contest where they put powdered glass on their strings and try to cut off each other's kites. Whoever keeps his kite the longest wins. Where does it take place?

On this festival, Japanese people keep the memory of their ancestors alive during the summer, when they also visit and clean the graves of those who have died. In the ancient city of Kyoto, people light giant bonfires.

What is the name of a traditional ritual in Madagascar, known as the turning of the bones that begins in June. The bodies of recently-passed family members and ancestors are taken from the crypt, re-dressed in silk shrouds and reburied.

What's the name of a festival in Russia where top restaurants are opened to families offering culinary classes, zones dedicated to different types of food and drinks, DJs and music to create a party atmosphere.

Tomorrowland is one of the world's largest electronic dance music festivals. Where does it take place?

The New Year is celebrated on December 31 by families dressing up a straw man in old clothes that represents the old year. People make a will that lists all of their faults and burn it with the straw man, in hopes that their faults will disappear with him. Where is it celebrated?

From 1917 until 1991 in this big cold country Christmas was banned. Nowadays, people gather in family to attend church services on Christmas Eve (January 6th) and then go home to feast on a special ‘holy supper’, which includes a dish called kutia, a porridge with raisins. Where is it celebrated?

This open-air world folk music takes place every summer over several days with national and international musicians performing a variety of folk-based genres – afrobeat, ethno-jazz, raga, Russian folk. What’s the name of the festival?

The Harbin festival is the largest snow and ice festival in the world, and it features gigantic sculptures and buildings of ice. Where does it take place?

The Santabary Festival is ancient in origin that takes place in late April-early May to give thanks for the year’s first rice harvest. People eat, drink, listen and dance to traditional music. In which country is it celebrated?

At the beginning of the Hindu year, there is a festival where people get wet and throw multi-colored powder, among other activities. What is its name?

The return of the sun is a celebration after the months of winter darkness when skies get clear, and it is celebrated with family excursions, songs, coffee and cakes in most of the towns north of the Arctic Circle. Where is it celebrated?

He was a military, explorer and Spanish conqueror who founded the city of Santiago de Cali in 1536.

This hill is named after the battle fought by general Eliseo Payán and Julio Arboleda in April 1862 because they communicated with mirror signals.

This place is a charming butterfly sanctuary on the way to Cristo Rey.

This coliseum is used for training hockey and figure skating. It's named after a famous soccer player. Who was him?

How many communes (township) are there in Santiago de Cali?

Which animal has a very important role in Indian culture, so in March they have their own festival with elegant dresses and colorful jewelry?

In this country the New Year is celebrated in February, also called Spring Festival or Lunar Year.

Which country considers St Patrick as its patron saint?

It is a plant of the palm tree family that grows in tropical areas of America. Its fruit has a great nutritional value and aphrodisiac powers that people attribute to it. In Colombia it is an essential food of the Colombian pacific culture, traditionally associated with the Afro-Colombian population.

This place honors the song writer who wrote the greatest Salsa song, tribute to Cali. it is a big square frequently having some artists showcasing their talents - painting murals, wood arts, etc., a museum commemorating a famous Cali composer is located at the second floor of a building at the Plazoleta.

This is a beautifully preserved sugar plantation home, a Spanish colonial hacienda filled with tropical gardens. It informs about the history of Panela production throughout the whole country. Here, you can also learn about both the lives of the original plantation owners and the slaves that worked to make the sugar cane. The estate has an impressive collection of trapiches- contraptions used to extract sap from the cane.

When were the first Panamerican Games held in Cali?

Point out the river that doesn't belong to Cali

How many villages (small towns) are there in Santiago de Cali?

Popular mountain with three big crosses on its top where people can climb and enjoy especially on Sunday mornings.

A temple that was built between 1930 and 1948. It is known for its Gothic style. The musical clock and windows are from Amsterdam.

International tournament in which the America team was champion in 1999.

This monument was created by Juan Fisher after Juan B Quintero's request, counselor of Santiago de Cali, to commemorate the progress of the city. it was donated by Quintero's family to the city as one of his dying wishes. Nowadays it is in front of El Obelisco.

Covered sports arena used for various events mainly basketball. It is located in the Alberto Galindo Sports Unit and was one of the places for the FIFA Futsal World Cup in 2016.

The headquarters of the Municipal Secretary of tourism and culture is located in a place that was known as.

One of the most important educational projects in Cali, where people can visit the Natural Science Museum and the "Abracadabra" Interactive Museum, among others.

This building stands 42 stories tall and houses a hotel, offices and apartment complexes.

The Company of Public Works of Cauca built this place that worked as a market square, and in 1921 sold it to the municipality that changed its name.

He is one of the most recognized comedian and animator from Cali who has participated in “Sábados Felices”.

This famous theater director was a painter, a journalist, a cook and an actor. The Municipal Theater is named in his honor.

The legend says that the three crosses were built to fight this horrible demon that announced Santiago of Cali's ruin.

He was an Indian chief who organized an army with different tribes to fight the Spaniards in 1536 who came to what is Cali now.

On December 13 in St Lucia Day, many girls dress up as "Lucia brides" in long white gowns with red sashes, and a wreath of burning candles on their heads. They wake up their families by singing songs and bringing them coffee and twisted saffron buns called "Lucia cats." Where does it take place?

This is Europe's largest fire festival, completed with the burning of a full-scale Viking ship. It’s held in Lerwick, Scotland. How is it called?

In the heart of the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, USA, there is a peculiar festival inspired in Mad Max film. What’s that festival called?

It is a Pacific music and food festival, heavily influenced by the African rhythms and originally from the Pacific coast.

When do people celebrate Thanksgiving in United States? This year, it’s on November 22nd.

Why do we celebrate Labor Day on May 1 in almost all the world?