Krampus, Austria-This beautiful country is home to the quirkiest tradition of all. Krampus is a nerve-wracking creature, which is usually used to frighten young children. In days gone by, children feared that Krampus would take their gifts and drag them through the snow for their bad behavior. Eating Santa's left-over cookies wasn't bad enough? 

Spidey Christmas- No, we are not talking about the Spider Man: No Way Home. Did you know in Ukraine, Germany and Poland finding a spider-web on Christmas is considered auspicious? Ukrainians deck up their Christmas trees with spider-web made out of paper and wires.

Radish Carving, Mexico- ‘The Night of Radishes’ is annual event held in Mexico dedicated to carving oversized radishes.

Mari Lwyd is a custom folk tradition of South Wales, UK. The tradition calls for a hobby horse which is made out a horse’s skull. The mane of horse is covered with a white cloak.

Kentucky Fried Christmas- Feasting on KFC is to-go Christmas tradition in Japan. Back in 1994, KFC created its ad campaign ‘Kentucky For Christmas’. The campaign gained so much popularity that it turned into a tradition