Christmas, celebrated on 25 December, honours the birth of Jesus Christ and is steeped in centuries-old traditions. From its Christian origins to Victorian-era transformations, the holiday reflects a blend of faith, culture, and joy. Around the world, unique customs such as Japan’s KFC tradition and Austria’s Krampus folklore highlight its diverse appeal. With festive trees, Santa Claus, and traditional foods, this article explores the history, global practices, and fascinating facts that make Christmas a cherished celebration.
