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Kazakhstan Independence Day is a special holiday celebrated on December 16th each year. It marks the day in 1991 when Kazakhstan became a free country, no longer being part of the Soviet Union. On this day, people in Kazakhstan celebrate their freedom with fun activities like parades, concerts, and fireworks. They also remember and honor their traditions and history. It's a day for people to feel proud of their country and to enjoy spending time with friends and family. Schools and workplaces often close so everyone can join in the celebrations.
How to celebrate Kazakhstan Independence Day?
Start the day with a flag-raising ceremony, singing the national anthem with family and friends. Bake or buy traditional Kazakh foods like beshbarmak, and enjoy them together. Decorate your home with blue and yellow balloons and streamers, representing the national flag. Share stories about Kazakhstan's history and heroes, and watch cultural performances or dances on TV or online. Create artwork with Kazakh symbols, like yurts and eagles, to display at home. Spend time learning a few Kazakh words or phrases. In the evening, enjoy a small fireworks display or light sparklers to celebrate the special day with joy and pride.
Where Kazakhstan Independence Day is celebrated?
- - Kazakhstan
