Things You Don’t Know About American Thanksgiving

Every fourth Thursday in November, families and friends across the United States come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, a day filled with food, gratitude, and time spent with loved ones.

The holiday is marked by a festive atmosphere, with homes and dining tables adorned with autumn-themed décor like turkeys, cornucopias, and colorful fall leaves.

Extended family members gather, extra chairs are brought in, and a spirit of joy fills the air as people reunite.

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They enjoy a lavish meal, watch parades and football games, and, of course, eat even more.

Thanksgiving has become one of the most widely celebrated secular holidays in the U.S., with schools, government offices, and most businesses closing for the day.

People travel from near and far to be with their families.

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