In this country, children leave their shoes out on December 5th for Saint Nicholas to fill with treats.
Netherlands
In this country, children break a decorated "piñata" filled with candy during Christmas celebrations.
Mexico
In Japan, this fast-food chain is a popular choice for Christmas dinner.
KFC
In England, this dessert, often soaked in alcohol, is set on fire before serving.
Christmas pudding
What do you call the day after Christmas Eve in Great Britain?
Boxing day
This Scandinavian country is known for its tradition of lighting candles on a Lucia crown during Saint Lucia's Day.
Sweden
This country's tradition of decorating evergreens for Christmas dates back to the 1800s.
United States
In the Philippines, people create elaborate star-shaped lanterns called this.
Parols
In the United States, this spicy and sweet drink is a Christmas favorite.
Eggnog
This country's Christmas tradition involves decorating banana or mango trees instead of evergreens.
India
In this country, "Weihnachtsmärkte" (Christmas markets) are a popular holiday tradition.
Germany
In Venezuela, many people roller-skate to church on Christmas morning in this city.
This country celebrates "Winter Festivals" with ice sculptures and light displays instead of traditional Christmas.
China
In France, this Yule log-shaped dessert is a holiday tradition.
Bûche de Noël
In this African country, children often dress in new clothes and perform carols in their community.
Nigeria
In Italy, this friendly witch delivers gifts to children on January 6th.
La Befana
In this South American country, fireworks light up the sky on Christmas Eve.
Argentina
In South Korea, this figure is called "Haraboji" and is often dressed in blue.
Santa Claus
In Poland, this traditional Christmas Eve meal often consists of 12 dishes, one for each apostle.
Wigilia
In this Southern Hemisphere country, Christmas is celebrated during the summer, with BBQs on the beach.
Australia
In this country, the Christmas dinner often includes a traditional fish soup.
Czech Republic
In this island country, Christmas is celebrated with colorful "Jonkonnu" parades featuring music, costumes, and dancing.
Jamaica
In this Middle Eastern country with a large Christian population, Christmas is a national holiday.
Lebanon
In Norway, this sweet bread flavored with cardamom is a common Christmas treat.
Julekake
In Wales, people often walk around "caroling" with an effigy made from a horse’s skull (real or replica) mounted on a pole, decorated with ribbons, bells, and cloth, and carried by a group of people. What is this tradition called?
Mari Lwyd