The Marsabit Lake Turkana Festival is an annual cultural celebration held near Lake Turkana. Its most famous attractions are the performances and traditions of over ten different indigenous ethnic groups who live around the lake, including the El Molo, Turkana, and Gabra, offering a vibrant display of their unique cultural heritage, traditional dress, and music.

Akwasidae Tuntum is the grandest edition of Akwasidae, the royal court ceremony of the Ashanti Kingdom in Ghana. The king Asantehene appears in full regalia before his chiefs, accompanied by talking drums, umbrella-bearers and horn-blowers, while special food offerings honor the ancestors and the Golden Stool.

The Camel Festival is an annual, two-day cultural celebration that serves as a joyous tribute to the camel, honoring its crucial role in harsh desert life. The main attractions are the spectacular Camel Beauty Contest, thrilling Camel Races, and unique Camel Dances. The festival also features a grand procession, traditional Folk Music and Dance, and local cuisine, establishing it as a vibrant cultural showcase.

The Tapati Rapa Nui is the main cultural festival on Easter Island (Rapa Nui), celebrated for two weeks each year to honor the island’s ancestral traditions. Its most famous attractions are intense ancestral competitions like the daring Haka Pei (sliding down a steep hill on banana trunks) and the Tau’a Rapa Nui triathlon, all highlighted by traditional Ori Rapa Nui dancing and body painting ceremonies.