Enjoy your honeymoon at the most romantic festivals on the planet

Tango Festival

• Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Time: From now until August 21, 2019

Tango is one of the most romantic and sensual dances in the world. For couples who love music and are passionate about the charming melodies of love, the annual Tango Festival held in the capital of Argentina - Buenos Aires - will definitely be a great place for your honeymoon. With more than 600 performances at 42 locations throughout the city with activities such as concerts, competitions, performances, seminars, fairs, dance classes... and the participation of thousands of energetic musicians, singers and dancers, the Tango Festival in Buenos Aires is considered the largest dance festival in the world.

Venice Carnival

• Location: Venice, Italy
• Time: Early February 2020

The Venice Carnival originated in the 13th century, is held annually and always attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world. During the two weeks of this festival, Venetians and festival-goers dress up in elaborate, colorful costumes, disguise themselves or wear masks with unique shapes to hide their true identities, then gather in St. Mark's Square to march, celebrate, dance and participate in side entertainment activities such as spectacular acrobatic performances in the air, parades with beautiful horse-drawn carriages and drum groups... All of these activities have a very flashy and exciting 19th-century style and atmosphere. Couples who love the hustle and bustle of the carnival crowd should not miss the Venice Carnival in their honeymoon checklist in Italy next year.

California Arts Festival

• Location: Laguna Beach, California, USA
• Time: From July to September 2019

For couples who are especially fond of art, the California Arts Festival - Festival of Art & Pageant of the Masters is exactly an interesting festival for you to enjoy during your honeymoon in the US. Bringing together a series of California artists, creative workshops, live music, performances recreating famous works of art, and unique sound and visual effects throughout the festival grounds..., this festival promises to bring art lovers extremely spectacular and unforgettable experiences.

Omed-omedan hugging and kissing festival

• Location: Bali, Indonesia
• Time: March 2020

"Omed-omedan" means pulling close, also known as the kissing ritual. This is one of the cultural rituals of the people on the island of Bali. This festival usually takes place during the first day of the new year according to the Balinese calendar. Here, thousands of people will gather in the town center and pull each other into kisses, while the rest will pour buckets of water on their heads to cheer and express excitement. Not only is it a local event with the idea of ​​avoiding bad luck at the beginning of the year, Omed-omedan also attracts the participation of a large community of tourists, especially couples, because of this quite interesting "collective" hugging and kissing activity.

Cabourg Romantic Film Festival

• Location: Cabourg, France
• Time: June 2020

The Cabourg Film Festival is held annually for 5 days in mid-June on the coast of Cabourg in northern France. Founded in 1983 by writer-journalist Gonzague Saint Bris, the festival is dedicated to screening selected films of the romantic genre or with romantic elements. During this time, couples from all over the world will gather here to enjoy romantic films in an open-air cinema built specifically for this event, stroll along the beach and directly watch the film festival's awards ceremony - where famous stars gather.

Holi Festival of Colors

• Location: India
• Time: March 9-10, 2020

Couples who love brilliance and excitement should not miss the Holi festival, held annually on the full moon day of the month of Falgun according to the Hindu calendar (usually in March), the beginning of spring. On the night before the festival, Indians will light large bonfires symbolizing the burning of the female demon Holika, through which people also express their gratitude to the gods and wish good things to their loved ones. On the main day of the festival, from children to adults will take to the streets, carrying water guns, water balloons soaked in colored powder (colored powder made from plants) to throw at each other. Couples participating in the Holi festival will sing, play, and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere and colorful crowds. In the southern regions of India, the Holi festival is an occasion for people to express their respect to the god of love Kaamadeva, so Holi is also considered the love festival of this country.

Quynh Anh