Seychelles Independence Day takes place on June 29. The Seychelles has been a member of the Commonwealth of Nations ever since it was granted independence in 1976. The anniversary of their independence is usually celebrated by a vibrant display of pride and patriotism that spreads throughout the city. Streets are usually decorated with the bright colors of the Seychelles flag. Even the lamp posts are also decorated with twinkling lights. The skies light up at night due to the fascinating fireworks.
Reserves Day
Every year, Reserves Day is commemorated on the Wednesday before the last Saturday in June and this year it will be marked on June 24. This day is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the vital role that Reservists play in bolstering the UK’s defense capability. Reservists have always played and will continue to play an important role in our defense force, and they provide a valuable service to the state in addition to their regular jobs. They have always played an important role in our Armed Forces, and their dedication and professionalism contribute significantly to the nation’s security both at home and abroad.
Aymara New Year
Aymara New Year is observed every year on June 21 in Bolivia. It is the holiest day for the country’s Aymara people. Gratitude to Mother Earth is at the heart of indigenous cultures everywhere, and the Aymara are no exception. The Aymara people are pre-Inca and believed to be descendants of the Tiwanaku civilization. Today marks the Winter Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere and Aymara New Year. An opportunity to purge the old and ring in the new. For Aymara, this is a sacred day where humans can reconnect with nature and their ancestors. A chance to rekindle our long-forgotten connection to the cosmos.