Hawaii is a place with an intricate history, and many customs unknown to outsiders.

There are so many British traditions that the rest of the world will never understand.

Here are some traditions and traditions that distinguish Cantonese culture from the rest of China.

Indian culture has played an integral role in influencing many aspects of Thailand, including religion, ceremonies, language, literature, dance and food. In this article, we take you for a quick peek down history lane to shed some light on the topic.

April Fools’ Day—celebrated on April 1 each year—has been celebrated for several centuries by different cultures, though its exact origins remain a mystery.

Whether on the island of Java, Bali, or Papua, Indonesia continues to have a tumultuous relationship with its polygamist practices.

Thais are a superstitious bunch, with an endless list of cultural beliefs.

French language may one day be the most spoken in the world.

The festival of colours, Holi, is the most vibrant of all Hindu festivals. It marks the end of winter in India and welcomes the spring season.

We profile some of the world’s most unusual wedding traditions from France’s stomach-churning La Soupe ritual and German plate-smashing to Borneo’s post-wedding bathroom ban and China’s crying brides.

There’s a very old tradition in France which doesn’t actually include the famous Easter Bunny.

With a rich culture, Greece is a country with traditions and customs passed down from generation to generation.

In recent years, Myanmar has become a popular destination for many foreign tourists. Due to not only the ancient beauty of sceneries, mysterious features but also the beauty of culture, customs and festivals.

Black cats, Friday the 13th, horseshoes: These, among others, are some of the top superstitions.

A very basic level introduction to Saudi culture and the people.

To know, take a hard look at these nine key areas.

What language do you speak? What is your religion? What holidays do you celebrate? What is your racial identification? What is your ethnic identity? What is your culture? Why is cultural diversity so important?

Around the corner is St. Patrick’s Day where many like to claim a touch of the Irish with the “Wearing o’ the Green.”