"Migration reshapes cultural landscapes by transporting traditions, memories, and identities across borders. Immigrants do not arrive in new societies as blank slates; they carry with them cultural practices that continue to shape their communities and relationships in diaspora. Through these practices, cultural heritage travels, adapts, and acquires new meanings within changing social environments. Among the many traditions that migrate with communities from western and central Asia, Nowruz occupies a unique place as a powerful cultural heritage and anchor that connects them to their roots and community. As one of the oldest continuously celebrated festivals in the world, Nowruz symbolizes renewal, rebirth, and the cyclical transformation of nature."