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In no particular order, here are our top 10 must see parties:

La Tomatina

What: Nobody is really sure how it began- practical joke? A harmless food fight between two merchants? A prank? No one knows but this messy fiesta has been a strong tradition since 1945. On the last Wednesday in August, about 30,000 people descend on this little town to participate in the world’s largest food fight. Never had that massive cafeteria food fight when you were younger? Well, here’s your chance. When: The last Wednesday in August. Where: The tiny town of Buñol in the Valencia region of Spain Bring: Throw-away clothes and goggles! Tomato juice in the eye stings!

Full Moon Party

What: Legend has it that the Full Moon Party started as a birthday party in the 80s. The backpackers decided to come back again and again. Soon word spread and every month, backpackers would head to KPG to party. Over the years, the hippy party morphed into a 20,000 person festival. Even in the low season, the party still sees about 10,000 visitors. Many people will tell you that it’s lost its charm over the years but for a serious dose of all night (and all day) partying in Thailand, this is place to get it.

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When: During the full moon, every month Where: Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand Bring: Your drinking shoes, a red bull, facepaint, and clothes you don’t care about.

Burning Man

What: Looking for the ultimate arts extravaganza? Burning Man is for you! An 8 day festival that culminates in the burning of a 72ft wooden man, this festival is where you can cut loose. Each year has a theme (this year, it’s “American Dream”) and last year 47,000 people decided to join the fun.

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When: Starts 8 days before the American Labor Day, September Where: Blackrock Desert, Nevada USA Bring: Everything BUT money! Burning Man runs on a full barter system and the only things you can buy are water and ice. Aside from the obvious supplies you’d take camping, other essentials include sunblock, a Camel Back and goggles. MOST importantly, bring something that allows you to participate–that’s what Burning Man is all about.

Songkran

What: Songkran is the Thai New Year. It’s a spiritual festival designed to cool you down and wash away the sins of the previous year. What better way of doing that than by committing a few new ones, right away? Songkran takes place all over the country with everyone embarking on possibly the world’s largest water fight. When: Mid-April Where: Anywhere in the land of Smiles (Bangkok and Chang Mai have the biggest parties) Bring: Anything you don’t mind wearing only once, a water gun, extra water, and a good attitude.

Glastonbury Music Festival

What: A 3 day music festival designed to celebrate the earth, music, and the arts, this festival brings in people from all over the world. Last year’s event had over 177,000 people and 700 musical acts.

When: The last weekend in June Where: Pilton, England Bring: Tickets, a tent, sleeping bag, food, and whatever else you “need” to have fun.

Holi

What: Similar to the Thai holiday of Songrkan, Holi is a two day Hindu spring festival that occurs in northern India. The first night is marked by bonfires, and the second day is spent pleasuring your inner 2nd grader by splashing colored flour and water over everybody. It’s a celebration about renewal.

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When: The full moon in March. Where: India Bring: Red, orange, and green flour, lots of water, clothes you don’t need!

Bay to Breakers

What: It’s supposed to be a 7 mile foot race but instead it’s a 7 mile costume party and keg race that goes through downtown San Francisco. It began in 1906 to keep people’s sprits up after the earthquake and locals are still keeping that alive, in force! Over 70,000 people, congregate downtown in costumes (or nothing at all) and shopping carts filled with kegs. A little Mardi Gras + a little Halloween college party = a lot of fun.

When: The third Sunday in May. Where: San Francisco, California Bring: A crazy costume and lots of beer!

Australia Day

What: Australians love two things: beer and bbqs. No day brings out the best in these two than Australia Day, when Aussies celebrate the first European settlement on the continent of Australia. Aussies, a normally festive bunch, kick it up a notch all over the country with bbqs, music, and beer. From the cities to the towns, Aussies are out in full force. If you don’t already have an Aussie friend to take you under his/her wing, head to a beach with beer and make some new friends! Most Australians would love nothing more to break in a newbie!

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When: January 26 Where: Anywhere in Oz! Bring: Your Australian pride, a case of Carlton draught or Coopers, and something for the grill.

Queen’s Day

What: The normally reserved Dutch cut lose to celebrate the birth of their Queen. Originally to celebrate the birth of Juliana, the day now celebrates the birth of Beatrix, whose January birthday makes it cold to party. All over the country, the Dutch head outside with their beer and music, flood the streets in orange, and cruise up and down the canals in revelry. When: April 30th Where: The Netherlands (Amsterdam has the biggest party) Bring: Anything orange! 

Calgary Stampede

What: A 10 day rodeo that attracts over a million visitors during its course. The festival features a parade and is the largest event in Canada. But don’t come to watch the rodeo, come for the party! The throngs of people who flock to Calgary are there for the revelry, the beer, and the girls (or boys). When: Second week in July Where: Calgary, Alberta Bring: Your best cowboy outfit and a tolerance for country music.
 

What’s your favorite party on the planet? What nationality of people do you think party the hardest? Let your voice be heard and leave something for all to see, in the comments.

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Top five naked events

1. World Naked Bike Ride, London UK.

World Naked Bike Ride

 Held annually since 2004, bike riders from all around the world celebrate cycling in the nude. Nude cyclists bared their bods to stand up for what they believe in, with messages painted on their bodies.If you plan to participate next year, one traveller advises, “Remember the sunscreen…those saddles will be hot, hot, hot, so cover them up before alighting, people!”

 2. World Record Skinny Dip

World Record Skinny Dip

 More than 12,000 people stripped off and gathered in pools across the US to form the “largest number of people skinny dipping at once,” now a category in the Guinness Book of World Records. All participants were required to don their full birthday suits, and word has it they plan to strip down again next year in hopes of beating the record again.

 3. Nude Beach Olympics, Maslin Beach, Australia

Nude Beach Olympics

 The Nude Olympics take place on Australia’s sunny Maslin Beach, where the games are a celebration of the town’s status as first official nude beach in the country. A three-legged race is included among the events.

 4. Running of the Nudes,Pamplona, Spain.

Running of the Nudes

 The “Running of the Nudes” protests the cruelty of bullfighting, with participants showing some skin in hopes that one day Pamplona’s bulls won’t have to, donning plastic bull horns, red scarves, and little else, and running the half-mile Pamplona course.”I was shocked but entertained because everything was jiggling around and flopping around, if you know what I mean,” one traveller said.

5. Burning Man, Black Rock Desert, Nevada

Burning Man Babes

The annual Burning Man project is a self-proclaimed haven of self-expression, creativity and community that draws 50,000 people to the Black Rock Desert, Nevada. Participants often take advantage of the free-spirited attitude by getting nude.

Top five nudist beaches

1. Haulover Beach Park, Florida, USA

Haulover Beach

 With more than a million visitors annually, Haulover Beach Park in Florida is known for being a busy, family-friendly area with the option to experience a laid-back naturist environment, plus it is close to the steamy South Beach nightlife.

2. Wreck Beach, Canada.

 Views and five miles of sand, Wreck beach is Canada’s first and largest clothing-optional beach. “Wreck Beach is a magical place where I can strip off my layers of clothes and judgments, troubles and insecurities, and become one with the earth,” a traveller said.

3. Paradise Beach, Mykynos, Greece.

Paradise Beach

A party atmosphere and amazing scenery make this Greek beach a favourite amongst clothing-optional travellers.

4. Orient Beach,  St.Maarten, Caribbean

Orient Beach

Coral reefs keep the water calm, and also make for unbelievable snorkeling at this St.Maarten,

Caribbean, beach. Just watch out for the sea urchins.

5. Black’s Beach, California USA.

Black’s Beach

Black’s has a history of sunbathers who let it all hang out. Surfers also enjoy this Californian beach, where they can ride the sometimes-dangerous waves naked. “This is simply a stunning beach…all of us found Black’s Beach to be a very comfortable place to shed our clothes and inhibitions,” a traveller said.

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