Vartavar is an Armenian festival celebrated 14 weeks after Easter. It marks the transfiguration of Jesus Christ and is known for its joyful water fights, where people splash water on each other. The name "Vartavar" translates to "rose gathering," symbolizing the arrival of summer and the blooming of flowers. During Vartavar, communities come together to celebrate with music, dancing, and traditional foods. It is a time for family and friends to enjoy each other's company and participate in playful water games. The festival reflects the rich cultural heritage of Armenia and its connection to nature and renewal.