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People celebrate Christmas in their own way, as a result everywhere around the world, there is a different tradition that’s being followed. Take a look at some!
In this tradition, a piece of wood is decorated with a face and little legs!
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With origins in the 19th CE, Paper Advent calendars become popular in the 20th CE.
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As they bloom in winter, these are indigenous to Central America and relay a beautiful Mexican Christmas legend.
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People here tend to hide their mops and brooms as evil spirits may return that night and steal them to ride in the sky.
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Touted to have originated with the pilgrims, it was introduced by Pope Sixtus III after the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore was built in 5th ce.
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While it has become a common practice today, it dates back to the cities of Tallinn in Estonia and Riga in Latvia.
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This is a late-night to early-morning event that’s celebrated by French-speaking families in Québec
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