Play Holidays & Traditions Trivia Online
36 questions · 2 to 20 players · free
Festive facts from around the world.
Rewind the Holidays & Traditions roundNo app, no account. Your friends join with a 4 letter code.
Round up your friends and play a live Holidays & Traditions trivia round right now. 36 questions in the bank, shuffled fresh every game. One person starts a room, everyone else joins with a 4 letter code from any phone or laptop. No signup, no app, no setup, and it is free for up to 20 players.
Sample questions
18 of 36- 01Diwali, celebrated across India and by Hindus worldwide, is known as the festival of what?
- 02At Lunar New Year, red envelopes called hongbao are traditionally filled with what?
- 03How many candles does a Hanukkah menorah hold in total, including the helper candle?
- 04Día de los Muertos in Mexico is a joyful celebration honoring what?
- 05Oktoberfest, the world's largest beer festival, began in 1810 in which city?
- 06La Tomatina, the famous tomato-throwing festival held in the town of Buñol, takes place in which country?
- 07Krampus, the horned figure said to punish naughty children in December, comes from the folklore of which region?
- 08In Sweden, the Christmas season opens on December 13 with a festival of light honoring which saint?
- 09Before pumpkins took over, the original jack-o'-lanterns in Ireland were carved from which vegetable?
- 10Songkran, a new year festival famous for massive public water fights, is celebrated in which country?
- 11Piñatas, smashed open at birthday parties and Christmas posadas, are a tradition most associated with which country?
- 12Boxing Day, a public holiday in the UK and many Commonwealth countries, falls on which date?
- 13Which bright orange flower famously decorates altars and graves during Día de los Muertos?
- 14In Greek Easter tradition, hard-boiled eggs are dyed which single color?
- 15In the Chinese zodiac's 12-year cycle, which animal comes first?
- 16In Icelandic Christmas folklore, how many mischievous Yule Lads visit children in December?
- 17The custom of kissing under the mistletoe is most often traced back to which mythology?
- 18In Spain, New Year's Eve revelers welcome midnight by eating exactly how many grapes?
Answers show up in the game, not here.
How it works
- Start a room. Pick Holidays & Traditions and hit play. You get a 4 letter code.
- Friends join. They open the site, type the code, and pick a nickname. Nothing to install.
- Answer fast. Speed and streaks both score, so the fastest right answer wins the round.
Playing for an occasion?
These guides cover the setups people bring trivia to most.