New Year's Eve

 The evening of the last day of the year, New Year's Eve (also known as Old Year's Day or Saint Sylvester's Day in various countries), falls on December 31 in the Gregorian calendar. Although "New Year's Eve" is widely used to refer to the last day of the year, the term "eve" is short for "evening," and only the evening of this day is appropriately referred to as "New Year's Eve." New Year's Eve is celebrated in many countries with nighttime celebrations where people dance, eat, drink, and watch or light fireworks. The festivities usually last until after midnight on January 1st, New Year's Day.

At UTC+14:00, the Line Islands (part of Kiribati) are the first to greet the New Year, followed by Baker Island and Howland Island (part of the United States Minor Outlying Islands). [1]

India

New Year's Eve 2022 will be different, but one item will remain the same. You have the opportunity to plan the Best Night Ever. This time, from within and around your city, with some safe and solid encounters.

The New Year Has Arrived In The New Normal

We'd all be getting ready for party season if it weren't for the year 2021. Make a list of ten things to do for the big night. After all, the Best Night Ever isn't your typical gathering. Nonetheless, the city will light up during the following two weeks, if not as brightly, to remind you of the huge celebration. We've put up a list of safe and dependable activities for you to enjoy on December 31st in the most desirable way possible. Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Goa, and Chennai are among the most populous cities in India. With Paytm Insider's 'Best Night Ever - New Year's Eve Sale,' you can find parties and vacation experiences in and around your city.

Only the best New Year's Eve activities should be planned for NYE 2022. Simply Google "new year events around me" and bam, you're halfway there! With the New Year being one of the most anticipated events of the year, everyone has been looking forward to stepping away from the daily grind and taking a break. Call your friends, check in with them, and compile a list of all the plans you have for New Year's Eve this year. New Year's Resolutions, of course!

Plans Have Changed

Whether you prefer to spend New Year's Eve watching movies at home or dancing at your favourite club, we'll find something special to help you raise your NYE game. Take your movie-watching ritual to the next level by hosting an open-air showing (with social distancing, of course). Some of us would have delighted to dance to some tunes in a club with all the glitz and glam of a five-star resort. For everyone: there will still be a few of these special parties with limited entrance, as long as the safety measures are followed. If you're seeking for something more, head out to the open fields with some vacation plans in mind. With some candle-lit meals and other enticing packages, you may unwind the year, or rather forget all about this busy year. (Ssh...there may be some pretty good deals as well.) If you want to start the new year off on a high note, pack your belongings and head out on a camping trip. There are plenty of peaceful areas to choose from across the city, and if that isn't enough, let's head for the hills! These New Year's Eve events are ideal for adding a little flair to your countdown, whether you're going solo or with your loved ones. What matters is that you have fun with your friends and family, take a break from this rollercoaster of a ride, and create memories in a secure environment.

Ghana

Ghanaians attend to church on New Year's Eve, while others go to nightclubs, taverns, or take to the streets to celebrate. Fireworks are lit around midnight in several cities across Ghana, particularly in Accra and Tema.

Nigeria

Davido of HKN performs for the crowd at the Lagos Countdown 2012 in Nigeria.

Nigerians frequently attend church on New Year's Eve, while others attend nightclubs and parties hosted by individuals, groups, and other organisations.

In 2012, Lagos Countdown (later renamed One Lagos Fiesta)[2] was staged for the first time as part of an endeavour to bring tourism-oriented New Year's celebrations in line with those of other major metropolitan areas.

Rwanda

Rwandans celebrate New Year's Eve by attending church services, social events, and planning family activities. The Roman Catholic church's services begin at 6 p.m., while Protestant services begin at 10 p.m. The president gives an end-of-year address at 00:00, which is carried live on numerous radio and television stations across the country. [5] In recent years, fireworks have been introduced, with the most notable displays taking place at the Kigali Convention Centre and Rebero Hill on Mount Kigali.

South Africa is a country in Africa.

Before the end of the year, South Africans vote on a top ten music countdown. When the countdown reaches number one, the song with the highest votes is broadcast on all radio stations throughout the country. South Africa is ablaze with fireworks. South Africans enjoy the occasional glass of wine and a braai.

South Sudan is a country in South Sudan.

South Sudanese people attend church services in Juba's various churches. At 9 p.m., the service will begin. The renowned carol "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" is sung at the stroke of midnight to bless the end and beginning of the year. The event will conclude at 12:30 a.m.

Argentina

Argentines go to the streets just before midnight to see fireworks and light firecrackers. Any terrace will be able to see the fireworks. At midnight, the first day of the New Year is commemorated with cider or champagne. Argentines exchange New Year's greetings and even share a toast with their neighbours. Parties are frequently held till the early hours of the morning. Citizens of La Plata have a lengthy practise of building gigantic dolls, usually out of paper and wood with some fireworks on them, and then burning them down after midnight. [7]

Because the celebration takes place in the summer, like it does in many other South American nations, many families can be seen at tourist centres along the Argentine Atlantic coast on New Year's Day (Mar del Plata, Necochea, Villa Gesell, Miramar, etc.).

In the city of La Plata, burning dolls is a traditional custom.

In Argentina, typical celebrations include a family feast with traditional delicacies such as vitel tonné, asado, miga sandwiches, and piononos. Turrón, mantecol, and pan dulce are examples of desserts. 

Brazil

On New Year's Eve, Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro holds one of the world's greatest fireworks displays, drawing millions of onlookers.

In Brazil, New Year's Eve (Portuguese: Ano Novo) is usually celebrated at enormous parties held by restaurants and clubs, with local traditions determining who opens a bottle of Champagne at midnight. On New Year's Eve, people frequently wear colours with religious connotations, such as white for good luck, yellow for good energies, happiness, and money, and crimson for love. This mixture is also responsible for rituals such as the ingestion of grapes, lychees, and lentils.