Івана Купала is a traditional Slavic holiday celebrated on the night of July 6-7. It marks the summer solstice and is associated with the summer solstice and the fertility of nature. People celebrate by lighting bonfires, jumping over flames, and searching for the mythical fern flower, which is believed to bring happiness and prosperity. The holiday is rich in rituals and customs, including weaving flower crowns and performing water-related activities. It is a time for community gatherings, singing, and dancing, reflecting the connection between people and nature. Івана Купала is an important cultural event in countries like Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia.