What is Boxing Day and why is it celebrated a day after Christmas?
Boxing Day, observed on December 26, follows Christmas festivities and is associated with giving money, gifts, and donations to the poor and employees. Originating in the UK, the day is now part of extended celebrations worldwide, featuring shopping for deals, charity, and sporting events like football matches and horse races.
Boxing Day, observed on December 26, follows Christmas festivities and is associated with giving money, gifts, and donations to the poor and employees. Originating in the UK, the day is now part of extended celebrations worldwide, featuring shopping for deals, charity, and sporting events like football matches and horse races.
