Fire Festival
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<holidayfyi-glossary slug="fire-festival"></holidayfyi-glossary>A celebration in which fire is the central symbolic and practical element, used for purification, farewell to the old year, or honouring of deities and ancestors. Famous fire festivals include Edinburgh's Hogmanay torchlight procession, the Up Helly Aa Viking fire festival in Shetland, Japan's Kurama no Hi Matsuri, and the ancient Persian Chaharshanbe Suri (fire-jumping on the eve of Nowruz), combining spectacle with deep symbolic meaning around transformation, renewal, and communal energy.