Naghol, also known as land diving, is a traditional ritual practiced by the people of Vanuatu, particularly on the island of Pentecost. This event involves men jumping from tall wooden towers, typically ranging from 20 to 30 meters high, with vines tied around their ankles. The goal is to dive safely and touch the ground, symbolizing a rite of passage and a connection to the earth. The origins of Naghol are believed to date back to ancient times, with roots in agricultural practices. It is celebrated during the yam harvest season and serves as a way to honor the spirits of ancestors. The event attracts both locals and tourists, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Vanuatu.