Every year on March 21, the International Day of Nowruz is a much-anticipated global New Year's festival that marks the spring equinox, ushering in the season of rebirth and nature's renewal. Almost 300 million people worldwide commemorate the international holiday that the United Nations proclaimed on March 21, also known as "Nauryz," "Navruz," or "Nowrouz," which is translated as "new day" and has a history of at least 3,000 years. Iran, Afghanistan, the Kurdish areas of Iraq, Turkey, Syria, India, and Central Asia as a whole, though mostly. The Nowruz Day celebration attempts to bring people together by fostering principles of peace, friendship, and harmony.