In Greenland on the 1st of January people dress up as sharks

Every year in Lopburi, one of Thailand’s regions Lopburi just North of its capital Bangkok, an annual tradition is held in which monkeys are provided with a feast meal.

In Norway it is a tradition to burn tomatoes every November

In Denmark if you are still single at the age of 25 your friends and family will cover you in cinnamon

In Rural communities in Indonesia it is a tradition to sharpen womens teeth

A beautiful neighborhood in Gloucester, England, Cooper’s Hill is popular for celebrating a rather unusual tradition known as cheese chasing or cheese rolling. Competitors have to go down a steep hill to chase a rolling cheese.

In Buñol in Spain it is a tradition to have a tomato fight every year

In Andorra it is a tradition to dress like a cow on the 25th of November

Every year in Finland there is a wife carrying competition

In Catalunya it is a tradition at Christmas to hit a piece of wood and for presents to come out

in Solapur, a village in the Maharashtra state of India, babies are tossed from a 50 foot tower into a sheet below

It is a tradition in Buenos Aires, Argentina for people to wear pointy hats on the 1st of May

In Farnborough, UK, it is a tradition to ride horses through the town centre every April