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When the rainy season is over and the dry season comes, a huge celebration takes place in Thailand. It is called Loy Krathong, which means “to float a ritual lamp". You probably saw people launch thousands of paper lanterns into the air in many movies. We are sure that everyone...

Selamat pagi! Have you spent some years studying the history and characteristics of the Indonesian language? Well, we have a beautiful template for you, just in case you want the assessment committee to appreciate your thesis defense... and the presentation that goes with it! Check out its patterned backgrounds!

Social Studies is not only learning about history and wars, it’s also learning about the different cultures in the world! When October finally comes it’s the perfect occasion to speak about the Día de Muertos, a centenary tradition in Mexico that celebrates their dead instead of mourning them like people...

Skull Day in Bolivia is a traditional festivity on November 8th, where people are thankful to the deceased for the favors and care they take for the living. How exactly? By celebrating skulls called ñatitas! They literally venerate real human skulls, which they steal from the graveyard or inherit from...

The German All Saints Day, also known as Allerheiligen, is an annual celebration that takes place on November 1st. On this day, Germans honour and remember their loved ones who passed away: they visit cemeteries, bring flowers, attend mass… In Germany, like in some other countries, this is a festivity...

This creative template from Slidesgo has a theme that is very culturally rich: Día de Muertos. This is how Mexicans call what for us would be “All saints day”. This festivity is celebrated on the 1st and 2nd of November, and Mexicans offer lots of gifts to their deceased ones....

Did you think that National Novel Writing Month would be a series of events for 30 days? Wrong, it’s more than that! The NaNoWriMonth is an organization that helps creators by providing a community, giving encouragement and guidance so that new people can write novels. Speak about this nonprofit organization...

November 8 has a special spot in your calendar, because it is the World Urbanism day (also known as World Town Planning Day”)! On this day, which started being celebrated on 1949, people host talks and events to promote the role of a good city planning, with a global perspective....

Día de Muertos is a very special event in Mexico celebrated by millions of people. This celebration has a very specific aesthetic, with colorful skulls and decorations, because Día de Muertos is supposed to be a celebration, not a sad day. Speak about this tradition, the typical dishes, and events...

Every November 8, Canada commemorates the brave Aboriginal veteran soldiers who fought in major international conflicts such as World War I, World War II and the Korean War. Recognizing their service in these conflicts is important because they volunteered to take part in them, as they were ineligible because they...

Diwali is an Indian festivity that takes place during the Kartika month for five days. This fest coincides with the new moon and is considered one of the darkest nights of the Hindu lunisolar calendar. Do you know more facts about this beautiful Hindu festivity? Use this elegant and creative...

Ten years ago, one of the most devastating tsunamis in history hit the coast of Japan and numerous lives were lost. In 2015, the UNESCO decided that November 5 would be World Tsunami Awareness Day so that society is more aware of these natural disasters and take action. This blue-colored...

Do you know who St. Martin was? He was a roman soldier, that later would turn into Christianism and be baptised. His acts of kindness were so great that the Catholic Church made him a saint. This festivity has a big impact on Germany, where kids often make parades with...

November 22 is the perfect day to speak about freedom, independence, justice and the huge impacts of colonialism. On this day, Lebanon celebrates its independence from the French occupation, which ended in 1943 after 23 years of mandate. How is this day celebrated? What cultural traditions are there? How was...

November 11th is a special date for all Americans, specially for those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. This celebration coincides with the end of the World War I, and other countries celebrate is as such, but in the U.S the focus is on those who fought...

Welcome to El Salvador, a country known for its amazing, tasty food! Pupusa is one of its amazing dishes and it is so beloved that it even has an official holiday: the second Sunday of November! But what is a pupusa? How is this even celebrated? Where should I go...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization or known as UNESCO was born after the two great world wars with a very clear objective: to fight for a stable peace in the world. And, of course, it has its day of recognition, November 4. To join in this struggle...

The Islamic civilization is believed to have been originated in the 7th century in Mecca and Medina. Being Islam one of the main religions of the world, we're sure it must be the topic of a lot of dissertations. Download this template if you intend to use a presentation in...