There is no specific "holy day" of the week for Buddhists. There are a number of festivals. The ones I know of myself are (1) Buddhist New Year, (2) Vesak, which is the Buddha's birthday, (3) Bohdi Day, which is the day that the Buddha become enlightened. There are others also.
As with many major religions Buddhists tend to hold special and significant festivals. The most important of these is Buddhist New Year.
New years day
gutre is the festival of Buddhism
A festival is something to celebrate a special occasion.
It was first inspired when the goat that was said to be a reincarnation of Allah lost its final tooth, and it was cherished for a day. It is to this day, an annual festival.
It's a sign of peace.
The religious celebrations in Buddhism are as follows: Buddhist New Year, Vesak. Magha, Puja Day,Magha Puja Day, Asakha Puja day, Uposatha, Pavarana Day, Kathina Ceremony, Anapanasati Day,Abhidhamma Day, Songkran, Loy Krathong, The Ploughing Festival, The Elephant Festival, The Festival of the Tooth, Ulambana and Avalokitesbara (Kuan Yin) Birthday
The religious celebrations in Buddhism are as follows: Buddhist New Year, Vesak. Magha, Puja Day,Magha Puja Day, Asakha Puja day, Uposatha, Pavarana Day, Kathina Ceremony, Anapanasati Day,Abhidhamma Day, Songkran, Loy Krathong, The Ploughing Festival, The Elephant Festival, The Festival of the Tooth, Ulambana and Avalokitesbara (Kuan Yin) Birthday
The dead.
The Dead
The birth of Jesus Christ
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No, no one day in Buddhism is holier than any other day. Buddhism is not a religion. However, there are days throughout the year, such as the Buddha's birthday, that regularly stimulate special celebrations and practices. .
Buddhist New Year,