Yazidi New Year, also known as Sere Sal, is a significant festival celebrated by the Yazidi community, an ethno-religious group with ancient roots in the Middle East. The date of the celebration falls on the first Wednesday of April, marking the beginning of their new year. During this joyous occasion, Yazidis gather at sacred sites, perform traditional dances, and engage in various religious rituals to seek blessings for the upcoming year. The festival represents a time of renewal, hope, and unity within the community, reinforcing their cultural identity and heritage.























