The lighting ceremony of the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, which took place on November 29, was a bright event. This year, the New Year tree, which arrived from West Virginia, reaches a height of 22 meters and weighs 12 tons. More than 50,000 colored LEDs decorate it, and at the very top is a Swarovski star made of 70 rays and weighing over 400 kilograms. If all the garlands were connected, their total length would be about 8 kilometers. This event is accompanied by festive concerts and is one of the most famous Christmas traditions in the world.
London, United Kingdom
On December 4, the Christmas tree was lit in Trafalgar Square, marking a long-standing tradition in the UK. The tree, known as the "Eternal Oslo," was gifted by Norway and stands about 20 meters tall, and is around 60 years old. The tree is adorned with garlands that hang vertically, according to Norwegian customs, creating a stunning sight for all visitors.
Moscow, Russia
In Moscow, the main tree of the country will be lit on December 25. The tree has already been delivered from the Moscow region of Ruza and will stand 26 meters tall. The decorations include light garlands and festive balls, creating an atmosphere of winter magic in the very heart of the capital.
Astana, Kazakhstan
In Kazakhstan, the main tree will be lit on December 18. The height of the New Year tree will be 25 meters, and it will be installed in the parking lot of the "Astana Arena" stadium, where a festive program with concerts and fairs will take place, creating an atmosphere of New Year cheer for residents and guests of the city.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
In Bishkek, the main tree will be lit on December 15 in Ala-Too Square. The height of the main tree is 32 meters, and with the star, it reaches 35 meters. It will be decorated with 2000 balls in blue and silver tones and will harmoniously fit into the architectural surroundings of the square, creating a festive mood for the residents and guests of the capital.
