Lamproba, celebrated on February 14th in the Svaneti region of Georgia, is known as the Festival of Lights, marking the end of winter and the anticipation of spring. During this festival, locals gather in cemeteries after dark to light birchwood fires, symbolizing hope for the coming season and honoring their ancestors with prayers and rituals. Families create handmade torches and participate in a torchlight procession, carrying these lights to their loved ones' graves, which visually connects the past and present. Traditional games, such as climbing snow towers, and local delicacies like lemziri, a cheese-filled bread, are also enjoyed during the festivities. The festival blends ancient pagan customs with modern practices, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Svan people.