The celebration of the Persian New

The celebration of the Persian New year is a litter different from other New year celebrations.Persia is the old name for lran. The Persian New year is called Nowrooz, which means "New day". Celebration of Nowrooz started about 3000 years ago. It is a big family celebration, and people return to their hometowns and villages to celebrate the New year with their family and friend. Nowrooz begins on the third. Wednesday in March , which can be between the dates of March 19 and 22 and is the fist day of spring. It lasts for thirteen days.
People start preparing for the celebration week ahead of time by cleaning their homes. They wash their rugs and curtains,clean their furniure,and often paint the walls of their home. They also make or buy at least one set of New clothes for each person. They bake pastries and put seeds in a pot to grow into a green plant as a symbol of spring and New birth.
Weeks before Nowrooz,every household lays special things on a table to symbolize the holiday season, just as people in the West

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The celebration of the Persian New year is a litter different from other New year celebrations.Persia is the old name for lran. The Persian New year is called Nowrooz, which means "New day". Celebration of Nowrooz started about 3000 years ago. It is a big family celebration, and people return to their hometowns and villages to celebrate the New year with their family and friend. Nowrooz begins on the third. Wednesday in March, which can be between the dates of March 19 and 22 and is the fist day of spring. It lasts for Thirteen days.
People Start Preparing for the celebration of Week Ahead Cleaning time by their homes. They wash their rugs and curtains, clean their furniure, and often paint the walls of their home. They also make or buy at least one set of New clothes for each person. Bake pastries and they Put in a Pot Seeds to Grow Into a Green Plant as a Symbol of Spring and New birth.
Weeks before Nowrooz, every special Household lays on a Table Things to symbolize the Holiday Season, just as people in the West.