For more than a century, Halloween has been heralded as a major holiday in the United States, as people celebrate all things that go bump in the night. Initially a pagan holiday, All Hallows’ Eve will find children trick-or-treating in their spookiest costumes and adults attending parties in homes and clubs lit by jack-o’-lanterns and orange bulbs shining through a fog of cobwebs. The United States, however, isn’t the only place to celebrate the season. Continue reading to find out how people observe Halloween and other Fall holidays all around the world.
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