The summer in the Tras-os-Montes region is fulfill with Traditional Festivals of religious floklore. These have vibrant celebrations that encapsulated the spirit and traditions of the region. Held over the months of July and August summer, it is a time when the long days are filled with joy, music, and community gathering.

The tradition includes the use of colorful parades and allegoric floats with intricate designs, each symbolized hopes and payers dedicated to saints. In the evening, dancing and music close the festivities, not before the fireworks illuminate the night with a mesmerizing glow.

Some of these festivals featured a grand parade showcasing the region's bountiful harvest. Floats decorated with fruits, flowers, and traditional crafts rolled through the streets, accompanied by local musicians. The parades highlighted the region's agricultural heritage and the importance of community cooperation in nurturing the land.

Food plays a central role in the celebrations. Local families prepared traditional dishes, which were shared in communal feasts. The air is filled with the aroma of roasted meats, fresh bread, and seasonal fruits. Local chefs showcase their culinary skills, hosting cooking demonstrations and tasting sessions that celebrate the rich culinary heritage.

The atmosphere during these festivities is electric. Streets are lined with colorful decorations, and the sound of laughter and music echoed through the air. The community come alive with street performers, musicians, and dancers, creating a vibrant tapestry of culture and joy.

The spirit of togetherness and celebration is palpable, as residents welcomed visitors from neighboring towns, creating a sense of unity and shared joy. These Festivals are not just a holiday; they are a cherished tradition that reaffirmed the bonds of community, the welcome to the emigrants and the beauty of the region's culture.