Day of Victory is a significant cultural holiday celebrated in North Korea on July 27th each year. The holiday commemorates the victory over the Americans in the Fatherland Liberation War (Korean War) in 1953. On this day, North Koreans have the day off work and go to parks and public squares to enjoy the summer weather. Victory Day is officially called the ‘Day of Victory in the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War’. The holiday is celebrated with fireworks, mass gatherings, and picnics. Victory Day is a time for North Koreans to reflect on their country’s history and the sacrifices made during the war. It is a day of national pride and unity, where the people of North Korea come together to celebrate their country’s victory and honor those who fought for their freedom.