لاس فالیاس is a traditional festival celebrated in the city of Valencia, Spain. It takes place every March and features elaborate sculptures made of wood and papier-mâché, known as "fallas." These sculptures are often satirical and depict various themes, including politics and social issues. During the festival, the fallas are displayed throughout the city, and on the final night, they are set ablaze in a spectacular display of fireworks and flames. The event attracts thousands of visitors and is recognized for its vibrant atmosphere, cultural significance, and the artistry involved in creating the fallas.