Vardavar is a vibrant Armenian festival celebrated 14 weeks after Easter. It marks the transfiguration of Christ and is a time for joy and fun. During this day, people of all ages participate in playful water fights, splashing each other with water as a symbol of purification and renewal. The festival has deep roots in ancient traditions, where it was originally a pagan celebration of the goddess Astghik, associated with love and water. Today, Vardavar brings communities together, fostering a spirit of unity and happiness, making it one of the most cherished events in Armenian culture.