HOW Friendship Day  Is Celebrated  Across the world

India— In India, Friendship Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of August. Friends tie colourful friendship bands and exchange gifts or heartfelt messages

United States— The US celebrates National Friendship Day on the first Sunday of August with cards, brunches, and social media shoutouts

Argentina— Friendship Day, or Día del Amigo, on July 20 is huge in Argentina. People flood restaurants, bars, and call friends all day

Paraguay— Celebrated on July 30, friends play “Amigo Invisible” (Secret Friend) — a gift exchange similar to Secret Santa

Brazil — Brazilians celebrate on July 20, sending affectionate texts, throwing parties, or posting tributes on Instagram

Malaysia— Malaysians celebrate with social media posts and outings. It's popular among youth, especially in cities

Nepal— Nepali youth also tie friendship bands and celebrate on the first Sunday of August, often with group hangouts and treats

Bangladesh— Celebrated like in India, friends gift each other flowers, chocolates, and spend the day together—especially among students

Spain— Friendship Day is gaining popularity in Spain. While informal, people now share WhatsApp messages and gather for drinks

South Africa—While not a formal tradition, Friendship Day in South Africa reflects the spirit of Ubuntu—“I am because we are.” Friends gather, share meals, and show gratitude