Ivan Kupala is a traditional Slavic holiday celebrated on the night of July 6th to 7th. It marks the summer solstice and is associated with the themes of fertility, love, and the natural cycle. The festival includes various rituals, such as lighting bonfires, jumping over flames, and searching for fern flowers, which are believed to bring good luck and happiness. During Ivan Kupala, people often gather by rivers or lakes to celebrate with songs, dances, and games. Flowers and herbs play a significant role, as they are used to create wreaths that are floated on water. The holiday reflects ancient pagan customs and has been integrated into modern cultural practices in several Slavic countries.