Central America
Central America is one of the epicenters with the largest number of carnival festivals in the continent. Carnivals in this part of the Americas are steeped in history and commemorate the identity of all locals.
The Carnival of Las Tablas is one of the most anticipated carnival celebrations in the entire country, which attracts thousands of the nation's residents as well as hundreds of foreigners every year.
La Semana Santa in Antigua is a celebration that takes place all year round from Friday of Sorrows to Good Friday. Holy Week is one of the biggest and most awaited events in the country due to the large Catholic population located in the area.
The carnival "Alegria por la vida" is a celebration that takes place every year in the city of Managua, Nicaragua. The carnival of Joy for Life is a festival that encourages Nicaraguan culture through different cultural manifestations, such as dancing, music, dress and food.
The carnival of San Miguel is one of the most important celebrations in El Salvador. The carnavales de San miguel is a floating show that commemorates the patron saint festivities of San Miguel.
The San Juan River Carnival is an annual celebration quite particular, since it is celebrated on the water of the aforementioned river.
The Carnival of La Ceiba, also known as the International Carnival of Friendship, is celebrated for two weeks in northern Honduras. The Carnival of La Ceiba is known for being divided into two parts.
The Limon Carnival is a week-long celebration characterized by vibrant Caribbean rhythms, floats, parades, traditional foods, lots of dancing, music and bright costumes with typical Caribbean colors.
This carnival has a theme much more rooted in the origins of the Belizeans, as it commemorates Independence Day and is of vital importance to the country's national identity. The carnival is celebrated in Belize City and has a large number of Caribbean, African and Creole identity elements.
