Lebanon Independence Day is celebrated on November 22, marking the country's emancipation from the French Mandate. This national holiday is primarily observed in schools and features an official army march in downtown Beirut. The day is filled with joy as families and friends come together to commemorate Lebanon's independence, often highlighted by fireworks displays that delight both children and adults. Communities engage in concerts and cultural activities that celebrate Lebanese history, while the national flag, adorned with red, green, and white, is prominently displayed throughout the country. The festivities reflect national pride and unity, with various activities taking place across Lebanon.