The term "Celtic Nations" refers to a group of regions in Western Europe where Celtic languages and cultural traditions are still present. These nations include Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany in France, Cornwall in England, and the Isle of Man. Each of these areas has its own unique identity, but they share common historical and linguistic roots. Celtic culture is characterized by rich traditions in music, art, and folklore. The languages spoken in these regions, such as Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh, are part of the Celtic language family. The Celtic Nations celebrate their heritage through festivals, traditional crafts, and storytelling, preserving their distinct identities in a modern world.