December 1, 2017

Bonfire on the Levee: A Louisiana Christmas Tradition

Bonfire on the Levee: A Louisiana Christmas Tradition

 

Christmas season is upon us and it is almost time for one of Louisiana’s most favorable traditions- Bonfire’s on the Levee. This event, that is safe and enjoyable for all age’s features over 100 bonfires stretching between 30 and 40 miles long.

In this article, written by Experience New Orleans, it is said that the history behind the bonfires is to show the Cajun Santa Claus – known locally as Papa Noel – where to fly and land as he soars across southern Louisiana.

For more information on this event and to start planning your bonfire trip for the family, you can click here.

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