A period for fresh beginnings as winter blooms into spring, Nowruz is praised in the present Google Doodle. This memorable rite is perceived as the Persian New Year and brings communities to grasp the difference in seasons in the soul of renewal and rebirth.

In the Persian language, “now” signifies “new,” and “ruz” signifies “day;” and together, Nowruz signifies “New Day.” The old occasion started a large number of years prior in the topographical district known as Persia in Central Asia and the Middle East. Gone down from age to age for centuries, Nowruz is celebrated more than thirteen days by an expected 300 million individuals around the world.

The Persian people group anticipates the year to come, regularly sharing gifts of spring flowers for show.

In 2009, UNESCO proclaimed Nowruz a piece of its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity to honor the holiday’s significance to the global community.

Eid-eh Shoma Mobarak, Happy New Year! ​