🎄Just like Christmas, the Ukrainian New Year's Eve is celebrated with a sumptuous feast. Families gather to share a hearty meal, often featuring traditional dishes like Olivier salad, kutia (sweet wheat ), and a variety of pickled vegetables🎄

🌟Decorating homes for the New Year is a cherished tradition in Ukraine. The festivities include adorning the house with bright ornaments, lights, and an array of symbolic decorations. A popular symbol is the "Malanka" doll, which represents the outgoing year. Ukrainians create these dolls with care, often dressing them in costumes that reflect the events and trends of the past year🌟


🕰️As the clock approaches midnight, Ukrainians gather in city squares, public spaces, and even in their own homes to countdown to the New Year. The moment is marked by the chiming of the clock and the joyous shouts of "Happy New Year!" Fireworks light up the night sky, casting a colorful glow over the cities and towns, symbolizing the hope and optimism that the new year brings.


Ukrainians welcome the New Year with a spirit of unity, hope, and excitement. As the echoes of laughter and fireworks fill the air, the people of Ukraine embrace the opportunity to create new memories and embark on a journey into the future, carrying the rich tapestry of their traditions with them.and how do you celebrate the new year in your country? ❤️