When do you celebrate new year every 3 months?

New Year celebration is one of the oldest traditions in the whole world. It is not obvious, but there is no single day for this holiday.

Historically the ancient Greeks began each year with the birth of a new moon after June 21. Before Julius Caesar, the new year in Rome began on March 1. In most European countries in the Middle Ages, the beginning of the year fell on March 25.

What about today? In most Christian countries, the new year begins on January 1st. But there are other countries and religions that celebrate this holiday at a different date according.

In China, the New Year is celebrated twice: once on January 1, and the second time on New Year's Day, which is calculated according to the Chinese lunar calendar. It can fall any day between January 23rd and February 19th.

Indonesia also has two New Year celebrations: one on January 1st and the other on Islamic New Year, the date of which changes from year to year.

The Russian Orthodox Church celebrates the New Year according to the Julian calendar - January 14.

The Jewish New Year is celebrated at the same time as the autumnal equinox in late September or early October.

In Vietnam, the year usually begins in February.

Iran celebrates New Year on March 21.

Each one of the religious groups in India has a different start date for the year. One of them, for example, greets new year on April or May.

Moroccan residents celebrate the start of the new year on the 10th day of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic year.