Dita e Veres, or "Summer Day," is a traditional Albanian holiday celebrated on March 14th. It is a pagan holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring and the coming of warmer weather.

The holiday is celebrated in different ways throughout Albania, but some common customs include:

• Lighting bonfires: Bonfires are lit to symbolize the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
• Jumping over the fire: People will jump over the fire to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck in the new year.
• Eating traditional foods: Traditional foods such as baked beans, rice, and meat are eaten during the holiday.
• Dancing and singing: People will dance and sing to celebrate the arrival of spring.

Dita e Veres is a joyful and festive holiday that is celebrated by people of all ages in Albania. It is a time to come together and celebrate the beauty of spring and the hope of a new year.

Here are some additional facts about Dita e Veres:

• Dita e Veres is a public holiday in Albania.
• The holiday is also celebrated in other parts of the Balkans, such as Kosovo and Macedonia.
• Dita e Veres is a time for families to come together and celebrate.
• The holiday is also a time for people to enjoy the outdoors.