It is believed that on this day, the number thirteen—which is considered unlucky—should be spent outdoors to prevent any misfortune. The event symbolizes the connection to nature and the joy of shared experiences. Though Nowruz has Persian roots, it has spread across various regions, with different cultures adding their own unique traditions to the celebration. Countries such as Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Turkiye, the Central Asian republics, and parts of the Middle East and South Asia all observe Nowruz in their own way, making it a truly global celebration.
