New Year Puzzles

New Year Puzzles - cool game for fans of New Year. A large number of pictures and levels of difficulty will not let you get bored.

New Year Puzzles features:

- A large number of pictures with new year,christmas trees and Santa Claus.
- Once you collect puzzle, you will be able to set it as a background image.
- New Year puzzles contain more than 40 colorful images.
- Here you'll find a number of different Tractor.
- In this application, you have the ability to set their own images and photos.
-Ability to play on the phone and on the tablet.
- Number puzzles depends on your device and resolution. The application automatically determines the number for each device.
- If you are using a tablet, then you have the opportunity to collect puzzle with a maximum size up to 12x12. Mobile phones 7x7.
- Has excellent statistics, which stores your data on the game, the score and the time you spent.

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For real fans of the new year - We have some interesting facts about new year for you:
- New Year - a holiday that many people celebrate the adopted calendar. Holiday transition occurs at the time of the last day of the year on the first day of next year.
- Chinese New Year traditionally falls on the first new moon of the first month of the year between 12 January and 19 February. After the introduction of the Gregorian calendar this holiday became known as "spring holiday" to separate it from the New Year according to the Western style.
- Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah - celebrates over 163 days after the Pesach (Passover) (until September 5 and not later than 5 October).
- The Muslim New Year is considered the first day of Muharram, the Muslim calendar. Muharram is considered the month when the prophet Muhammad had to make famous resettlement (Hijra) from Mecca to Yathryb (named after the city of the Prophet, that the medina) with family and friends.
- The New Year of the Gregorian calendar, today mostly in use, falls on 1 January (New Year's Day), as was the case both in the old Roman calendar and in the Julian calendar that succeeded it.