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Simply put, the world's most iconic music festival.
In the packed streets of the French quarters, New Orleans explodes into a street party unlike any other the day before Ash Wednesday.
Despite the festival actually taking place across multiple cities, it's heart and soul belongs solely to New Orleans. The blues roots than run through it's veins, bleed from a cacophony of brass instruments during the festivities and cobbled French colonial streets are converted into quaint dance floors full of care-free dancing and bead exchanging.
Not technically. It's a holiday like Easter or Christmas and can be celebrated anywhere. But the true heart of Mardi Gras is no doubt in New Orleans.
It always begins on January 6th but the ending date changes depending on when Easter Sunday falls.
The festival itself is free, just turn up with enough to spend on face paint, drinks and beads to ensure you're knee deep in the festivities.
Simply put, the world's most iconic music festival.
The tiny town of Buñol sleeps peacefully on the east coast of Spain… until thousands of tomato-wielding lunatics descend on it each year.