People all over the world celebrate Christmas as a gift-giving and giving of joy to the other people who need this. This can be more enjoyable when you give gifts to those people who really want this and who cannot afford gifts for their family. When you give any gifts to those families they give you a good god bless and that makes your day special. In Scandinavia and other European countries, Saint Nicholas, and Father Christmas take place at night and leave gifts for children. Saint Nicholas kindly looks like in a red coat and white beard. On this day Santa Clause left gifts in houses and brought happiness. There is also one character, Norse God Odin, who is a sky flying horse and rides on a magical flying horse across the sky in the winter to reward people with gifts. These legends come and make a present-day Santa Claus make the day more special.  

Immigrant settlers just bought a Father Christmas for the United States. The day of Christmas is gradually changed from Santa Claus to the Dutch name for Father Christmas which is Sinter Class. Americans give Santa Claus. a white bone, dress him in a suit and make him a cheery old gentleman. 

Children believe that Santa Clause lives at the North Pole with Mrs. Claus. Every year Santa Claus lists the name of both children who are really good or who are really bad. He always decides what presents to give to children which are good or bad. Santa Claus gets his list of toys from the children that they want a toy on Christmas Day. When Christmas is almost here every child finds a Santa Claus in malls. They sit on him and tell him what for Christmas. 

On December 24, Christmas Eve, Santa Claus rides his sleigh pulled by eight reindeer and those reindeer are loaded with presents. The reindeer pull him and his sleigh through the sky to deliver presents to children all around the world and that is if they had been good in all of the years.

There are some of the best places in the United States that celebrate the Christmas season full of joy. Let’s check out these places where we celebrate Christmas.

1. The North Pole, AK

If you don’t believe in Santa Claus after a visit to the North Pole, Alaska, you might just change your mind. While the town keeps Christmas going year-round. When Christmas comes at the time in the North Pole there was always organized a Christmas Ice Contest. That can attract sculptors around the world. The winter festival entertains us with the best activities and fireworks. It is great for those traveling by an RV. It's a 15-minute drive south of Fairbanks and nearby Chena Lake Recreation Area has 80 campsites along with a swimming beach, graveling, and rainbow trout.

2, Mount Washington Valley, NH

This is for skiers and families who enjoy the scenic beauty. Washington valley is made for approximately 27 twins and villages called Mount Washington which is the tallest peak of the North Pole. At the center of the Valley is North Conway, NH, a top-of-sky town in the U.S it’s home to 13 ski resorts and XC centers. So that for those who love to hit the trails, this is a great spot to do so in the northeast. No skiers will also find two mountain coaster 

3. New York, NY

There is one reason that people love New York over the holidays and it is truly a magical place to be at this time. And it is a place to experience over the holidays once in your lifetime. The New York City Ballet’s The Nutcracker and a new Broadway show, and endless holiday shops and cheerful department store windows. 

4. Grand Canyon, AZ

On this day we spend Christmas at the Grand Canyon. Melanie Tucker is the rare finds travel that suggests you enjoy a Christmas Day with family and make memories in a perched near the canyon, hike down into the colorful canyon, and you can take a trip to the wave. Start to celebrate holidays in Las Vegas where you can catch a Cirque show and do Yoga with the dolphins. 

5. Cocoa Beach

Florida’s space coast is the best place that is liked by families, adventure seekers, and beach burns. Located just east of Orlando, the space coast has 72 miles of beaches, golf courses, the East Coast Surfing Capital, the world’s largest community-built zoo, rocket launches, and many more things to do this  Christmas.