Vardavar is one of Armenia's oldest and most beloved summer festivals, usually held on the Sunday of Transfiguration, when people of all ages flood streets, rivers, and public spaces with water, throwing it from bowls, spraying it from hoses, or simply splashing friends and family, to symbolize forgiveness, renewal, and the cleansing of sins, a tradition rooted in the ancient worship of the goddess Astghik and later Christian adaptation; the day brings communities together in villages and cities as people decorate kites and fountains, prepare traditional foods, sing folk songs, tell legends about the goddess, and share laughter, friendship, and hospitality under bright skies.
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