Pirovasia (or fire-walking) is a traditional festival celebrated from May 21 to 23 by the Anastenaroi, a small ethnic group living in northern Greece. During this festival, Anastenaroi perform ritual dances over burning coals, symbolizing purification and renewal. Pirovasia is part of a broader cultural and religious context that combines elements of pagan and Christian beliefs.
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