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International Happiness Day: Try the World’s Happiest Habits


International Happiness Day tip: Turkish people have an expression called keyif (pronounced kay-eef), which translates to “pleasure” or “joy.” It’s about taking a moment away


International Happiness Day is fast upon us. March 20 is a day of celebrating happiness globally. The observance provides an ideal opportunity to learn about international happiness practices and how these rituals can help you feel good too.

Feelings of well-being are a byproduct of daily happiness habits. The wisdom from different cultures has produced a plethora of happiness customs worldwide.

Cultural practices for happiness tell us a lot about the values of a particular region or nationality. Many global happiness habits are rich, beautiful, and inspiring.

Here, you’ll find eight ways to be happy based on happiness rituals by country.


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