Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Georgia is a significant religious and cultural holiday that follows Easter Sunday, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. As a predominantly Orthodox Christian country, Georgia celebrates Easter according to the Julian calendar, often differing from the Gregorian calendar used in Western Christianity. Easter Monday is a day of continued celebration and reflection, marked by family gatherings, festive meals, and traditional customs. On this day, Georgians often attend church services, participate in processions, and engage in acts of charity. Families come together to enjoy special Easter dishes, such as *paska* (Easter bread), *chakapuli* (a lamb stew), and dyed eggs, which are often cracked in friendly competitions. The holiday is also a time for visiting loved ones, sharing blessings, and enjoying the spring season. Easter Monday in Georgia reflects the country's deep-rooted Christian traditions and its emphasis on community, faith, and renewal.