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  Traditions and Culture in Spain Bullfighting Source:  Harris Walker Bullfighting is considered as one of the most important cultural events in Spain even though it has been controversial at many times. There are few places in Spain where it is banned completely. Despite the issues, it is still a prominent event carried out in the country. Many tourists from all over the world enjoy the event. 2. Soccer Source:  Alberto Segade Some people may consider soccer as a religion in Spain. That is because Spanish people are crazy about this game as its evident from the fact that some of the most famous soccer teams in the world are Barcelona and Real Madrid. It is also very inexpensive to buy tickets for soccer in Spain. Hence, soccer can be counted as one of their cultural events which can be witnessed almost everywhere in Spain such as bars when the game is on. 3. Festivals Source:  Emilio García Spain is very famous for its colorful festivals carried out throughout the year. Music, drink,

  CULTURE & CUSTOMS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA Physically remote and still very isolated, Papua New Guinea is one of the least explored countries in the world, both culturally and geographically. This means its cultural life and customs have been allowed to flourish untainted by outside influence for centuries. And, due to the huge number of tribes living here – an estimated 750 – it has more than just well preserved culture; it has a glorious abundance of it, with hundreds of diverse tribal traditions and ceremonies that are very local and utterly unique. Although much of PNG remains unexplored and unexplained, it is possible to meet and learn about some of the tribes both on New Guinea itself and the surrounding islands. The Highland regions are a great place for tribal encounters, and home to some of the most resilient culture anywhere in PNG. You might join a traditional  mumu  feast, for which food is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked under hot stones, and witness a  sing sing , a

                           United Kingdom (British Antarctic Territory) British Culture The culture of United Kingdom is diverse and influenced by various factors such as history, religion, geography, and immigration. It includes literature , art, music, theatre, cinema, fashion, architecture, cuisine, sports, and festivals. Some notable aspects of British culture include the Royal Family, afternoon tea, the pub culture, Shakespeare, Harry Potter, football, cricket, and the Edinburgh Festival. The UK is also known for its multiculturalism, with a mix of various ethnicities, languages, and religions represented throughout the country. British Cuisine British cuisine has a particular set of cooking traditions that are associated with the constituent countries of the UK. A few centuries ago this cuisine comprised mostly of dishes crafted from local ingredients and served with simple sauces to enhance the flavor. T