Easter is celebrated in Madagascar with a long church service in
the morning followed by lunch with family and friends in the
afternoon. The monday after Easter, called Lundi de Paka, is
celebrated by going out into the countryside and picnicing,
partying, swimming, and playing sports all day long. Kind of like
an American "day in the park". People cook meat all day long,
drink, and enjoy being together. Easter is a time of family and
food in Madagascar. Although there are no Easter Bunnies, egg hunts
or baskets, there are plenty of beautiful new outfits, candy, and
toys for kids of all ages.
Related Q&A：
How people celebrate birthday in Madagascar？-Well, in Madagascar, celebrating birthdays is a special occasion filled with lots of joy and traditions. Usually, families come together and prepare a big feast. There's plenty of delicious local food like rice dishes and grilled meats. Music and dancing are also a big part of the celebration. They might wear traditional clothing and have a big party. Oh, and don't forget the gifts! Friends and family give presents to the birthday person to show their love and best wishes. It's a time of happiness and togetherness for everyone.
