Black Sun Festival

The Black Sun Festival is an annual fiesta that lasts from December 19th to December 28th. The festival is an equivalent of the Snowflake Festival and the White Mountains Festival. The festival is exclusively (traditionally) celebrated in Nareemia, Taro, Cerene, Oglos, Marima Islands, Orchid Isle and Kutwhe. 
== Nareemia ==
Nareemia traditionally celebrates the Black Sun Festival, usually in the states of Southport, Austin, Dansinglet, Bayland, Nocaliena, Balmica, North Sandona, South Sandona and Stagg. 
Nareemians celebrate as any other country would, except using more natural products from their region, depending on the weather condition status. 
The Black Sun festival is not usually a recognized festival in Nareemia, but many people and businesses participate in the event. Young children get presents and visit their loved ones, as well as many sitting down for Black Sun dinner eating a spread of gourmet food. Many foods include turkey, bannock, grapes, chicken, pasta, salad, rice, bread, and of course, pudding. 
== Oglos ==
Oglos, excluding the Karen Desert, celebrates the Black Sun Festival and is also not seen as a recognized festival, but the majority participate. 
Black Sun dinner is made up of wurst, grapes, bannock, chicken, mashed potatoes, burgers, and also - pudding. Many also celebrate by rounding the fireplace telling Oglos lore which is a main theme in the festivity. 
== Kutwhe ==
The Black Sun festival is a renowned festival in Kutwhe. Many celebrate it by doing traditional dances - visiting the snow-capped mountains, bathing in hot springs, and lighting coloured torches. 
Afterwards, they exchange traditional gifts and have the typical dinner, with chocolate pudding as the dessert, and mashed potatoes, grapes, mangoes, peaches, tangerines, grapes and bananas. Many lights a part of a sun figure with a face with candles to resemble the sun keeping awake during the winter. 
== Orchid Isle ==
Hence being a recognized festival in Orchid Isle, they celebrate it similar to Kutwhe.
Many go to the snowy mountains and bathe in the hot springs, as well as making homemade tea out of tea leaves they find out in the wilderness. As well as gift exchanges and dinner with pudding, mashed potatoes, mangoes, grapes, peaches, tangerines, pineapples, and pork.
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