International Children’s Day

Celebrating “Children’s Day” serves as symbols of future hope. Children’s Day holidays are celebrated in cities of the Silk Road, and across the globe on different dates. From Finland to Guatemala, Mexico to Japan, Portugal to Korea, India to Indonesia, Pakistan to Peru, Uzbekistan to Uruguay, Italy to Ireland, Morocco to Mozambique, Spain to South Africa, and beyond. Here are some holiday celebrations from around the world…

Santa also travels across the globe to promote cultural awareness. He has become a universal symbol of generosity and kindness that children recognize, known for gift-giving and charity.

Born in present-day Türkiye, Santa continues until this day to encourage children to share, and find joy in giving, rather than just receiving, and to be in harmony with others for a harmonious world.

Click here to see Nuri and Panda’s “Children’s Orchestra” with Santa too — Hoping to bring more peace to the world with harmony and music!