How Much Do You Know About Easter Traditions Around the World?

Belkis Megraoui

Updated Apr 15, 2019

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Introduction

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Easter is approaching, and with the abundance of chocolate eggs of all shapes and sizes adorning the corners of every supermarket, the excitement is sure to start mounting.

Though eggs and bunnies are often the first to happily spring to mind at the mention of Easter, there is an exciting variety of ways in which it is celebrated around the world – but can you guess exactly where each of these traditions originate?

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Belkis Megraoui

A former content writer for TopUniversities.com, Belkis published a range of articles for students and graduates across the globe. She has a zeal for history and a natural flair for the arts and sports. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language & Communication with Journalism from the University of Hertfordshire and is a native speaker of the Arabic language.