Information about Kiribati Festivals.

Kiribati is an island country located in the Pacific Ocean and has a festival culture belonging to the Pacific Islands. Kiribati people celebrate with activities such as traditional dance, music and crafts. Here is some information about Kiribati festivals:

1. Te Riri-ni-Kiribati: Celebrated on July 12, Kiribati's national day. This festival started in 1979, the year Kiribati gained independence. Locals celebrate national holidays with traditional dances and songs.

2. Tobwaan Kiribati: Kiribati's largest festival, Tobwaan Kiribati, is held in the last week of January. This festival is held to celebrate the local culture and traditions of Kiribati. It hosts traditional dances, songs, food and craft activities.

3. This te Rongorongo: This festival is held on Banaba, the holiest island of Kiribati. In the festival held every September, locals celebrate the cultural and religious heritage of the island with traditional dances and ceremonies.

4. Kiribati Day: A festival held annually on July 11 to celebrate the founding of Kiribati. In this festival, local people celebrate the country's history and culture with traditional games, dances and music.

5. Betio Festival: It is held every year in June on Betio, the most populous island of Kiribati. During this festival, locals perform traditional dishes, dances and handicrafts. In addition, cultural events and sports competitions are also held. Kiribati festivals aim to preserve and celebrate the cultural identities of indigenous people. These festivals are enriched with activities such as traditional dances, songs, crafts and food. Festivals in Kiribati are also a huge draw for tourists and are a great opportunity to explore the country's rich cultural heritage.