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The Region of Murcia is an autonomous province located in southeastern Spain. It has a population of over 1.4 million people and is a major producer of fruits, vegetables, and flowers in Europe through irrigated agriculture. Some of the most famous landmarks in the region include the Gothic Cathedral of Murcia, the Museum of Fine Arts of Murcia, and the University of Murcia. The region is also known for its Holy Week processions featuring unique images and floats, as well as spring festivals celebrating local cuisine and culture.
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- Spring Festivals in April include El bando de la huerta where people dress in traditional costumes, the Battle of Flowers featuring floats with floral decorations, and the Burial of the Sardine which ends with the sardine being set on fire.
- Parties in Caravaca de la Cruz in early May feature competitions like crumbs and horses, as well as parades celebrating Moors and Christians.
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