Traditionally, the festival that marks the end of winter, celebrated in various parts of the world, is Spring Equinox or Nowruz. Celebrated predominantly in Persian cultures and some regions of Central Asia, Nowruz symbolizes rebirth, renewal, and the start of the new year. Festivities include communal gatherings, feasting, music, and various rituals aimed at dispelling the remnants of winter. People often clean their homes, decorate with flowers, and prepare special dishes as a way to welcome the warmth and abundance of spring. This celebration fosters community bonding and reflects a deep connection to nature.