Easter Traditions in SLOVAKIA

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Slovakia has some of the most fascinating Easter traditions in the world.
We have made a list with some of the best for you to know them.
We hope you enjoy it!
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Image Credits:
Church bell (www.farnostgelnica.sk)
Boys with Rapkáče (Jaroslav Gustafik)
Hrudka (www.inspiracie.sk)
Velikonoční vajíčková pomazánka (www.prozeny.cz)
Velikonoční vajíčková pomazánka (shutterstock.com)
Špenátová polievka(daybyme.com)
Veľkonočný baranček (www.pernerka.sk)
Veľkonočná paska (pecenienasbavi.sk)
Fasting image (www.elissos.com)
Rapkáče (www.sashe.sk)
Basket(regiony.zoznam.sk)
Meat (eltiempo.com)
Priest blessing (dolnyzemplin.korzar.sme.sk)
Women running (nitra.dnes24.sk)
Woman splashed with water (slovakia.travel.com)
Hrudka (www.maspoma.sk)
Decorated eggs (www.regionalnepulty.sk)
Mass (www.tvkosice.sk)
Woman thrown to river (Martin Kukučka /www1.pluska.sk)

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Ďakujem 🌸🐇🐰

[@linguarteOfficial]

Nemáte za čo! :D

[@kenfreeman8888]

Thank you for this interesting information.

[@linguarteOfficial]

You are welcome! We are more than happy to share our culture! 😁

[@clementandrew89]

Thanks for your information ❤

[@linguarteOfficial]

You are welcome! Happy Easter! :)

[@potzysk2]

Reminds me of the Talking Heads song from 1980: Take me to the river, drop me in the water!

[@linguarteOfficial]

Well, it's unlikely this song will become the new anthem during this tradition :D :D Thanks for the song, it's really nice.

[@swooshkid2001]

Happy Easter

[@linguarteOfficial]

Happy Easter to you as well! 🐤 🐰 🐥 🎁 🥚

[@n1ngnuo]

I love these traditions, but I wonder how long it will take before they get banned by the new generations.

[@linguarteOfficial]

Many of these traditions are still kept but mainly as kid celebrations. Thank you for the comment :)

[@potzysk2]

@@linguarteOfficial In my experience kids spray perfume on the women instead of throwing buckets of water on them.

[@linguarteOfficial]

@@potzysk2 That's also possible like throwing water from bottles.