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Holidays have become the most important and integral part of human life since ancient times. It is absolutely impossible to imagine human life without them. Holidays are a mirror that reflects the best and most beautiful aspects of people's life. Holidays have such a strong place in human life that there is no person, family or community that does not celebrate them. The holiday is a festive day that is widely celebrated. In the course of socio-economic development, traditional, religious, national and other types of holidays have emerged, depending on their origin, meaning, and their place in social life. Holidays passed down from generation to generation are called traditional holidays. For example, Nowruz holiday. Traditional holidays are not directly related to the contemporary social life and way of life of a people or nation. A religious holiday celebrates the rites prescribed in the creeds of each monotheistic religion. For example, Eid. Important events in the history of one or another nation are celebrated on national holidays. For example, Independence Day, Constitution Day.