 | Argentina
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| Bangkok
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| | Bhutan
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| Burma
The Tazaungdaing Festival, a festival of lights with homemade fire balloons, occurs at Full Moon Day in mid-November. |
| | Cambodia
The nations biggest and most important festival, Bon Om Tuk (The Water Festival) begins on the Full Moon day at the beginning of November. |
| Chiang Mai
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| | Chile
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| China
Tan Ta, the Dai people's ritual celebratio lasts 10 days and occurs in early November. |
| | Costa Rica
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| Cuba
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| | Ecuador
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| Egypt
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| | Ghana
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| Guatemala
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| | Hong Kong
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| India
The camel fair, Pushkar Mela, occuts a week before the full moon in November and lasts one week. |
| | Iran
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| Istanbul
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| | Japan
The Shrines' Rooster Fair, Tori-no-Ichi, takes place in Tokyo. |
| Jordan
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| | Korea
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| Laos
Music, processions, fireworks and serious partying are required at the Phat That Luang Festival in Vientiane. |
| | Madagascar
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| Mali
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| | Mexico
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| Morocco
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| | Nepal
The Festival of Lights occurs on the Full Moon day. |
| New Zealand
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| | Oman
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| Philippines
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| | Seville
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| Syria
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| | Taiwan
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| Thailand
The Surin Elephant Roundup is a spectacular show and parade with up to 100 elephants. |
| | Tibet
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| Tunisia
Camel racing and other colorful desert events take place in Douz at the Sahara Festival. |
| | Vietnam
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| Yemen
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