New Year is the time when a new calendar year begins.Not everyone celebrates New Year's Day on the 1st of January. People from different countries, cultures and religions celebrate it in different dates.
China and Vietnam: between 21st January and 21st February.
Indonesia has two New Year celebrations — the official one on January 1st and another on the Islamic New Year (this date varies from year to year).
The Russian Orthodox Church: on January 14th.
In Vietnam the new year usually begins in February.
Iran celebrates New Year's Day on March 21st.
Each of the religious groups in India has its own date for the beginning of the year. One Hindu New Year, Baisakhi, comes sometime in April or May.
The people in Morocco observe the beginning of the year on the tenth day of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic year.
The Koreans celebrate their New Year on the day of the second new moon after winter solstice.
Cambodian New Year is on 13th or 14th April.
Ethiopia: on September 11th.
Watch this video and discover New Year's celebrations from around the world.
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