Culture and Traditions in Lithuania

preparetoserve.com/LITHUANIA Jeff talks about some interesting traditions in Lithuanian culture. He served an LDS mission in the Baltic mission.

[@albertaskelmelis2895]

A small split is named The Curronian Split. It begins in Lithuania, nearly Klaipėda and ends in Russia, Kaliningrad county (Kaliningradskaya oblast).

[@LifeyApp]

Thanks for contributing your insight Albertas!

[@dicio4001]

Well "tea" is basically ground up leaves, pellets etc. Literally soaked leave "soup". It's the most natural way to drink tea. Modern companies basically ground up leaves and add other stuff to it and put it in teabags. I don't see how this is "amazing". :D

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@andreas0079]

I would say Latvia and Lithuania are the last pagan countries.. Also very first Christmas tree was put and decorated in Riga and it has become the main Christmas symbol ever since.

[@okokbaby7602]

collectin grass omg so me