Traditional holidays are special days celebrated by cultures around the world, often rooted in history and customs. These holidays can commemorate significant events, such as Independence Day in the United States, or honor seasonal changes, like the Winter Solstice. Families and communities come together to observe these occasions with various activities, including feasting, decorating, and participating in rituals. Many traditional holidays feature unique symbols and practices. For example, Christmas is celebrated with Christmas trees and gift-giving, while Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, involves lighting oil lamps and sharing sweets. These traditions help strengthen community bonds and preserve cultural heritage.