Armenian Easter, known as Surb Zatik, is a deeply significant celebration for the Armenian Christian community, symbolizing liberation and salvation through Jesus' resurrection. The festivities are rich with tradition, including the preparation of Easter bread (Choereg), the decoration of eggs symbolizing Christ's blood, and the gathering of families around a symbolic feast. Key dishes include rice pilaf with raisins, representing humanity and believers, and fish, symbolizing Christ. The celebrations begin with a forty-day fast, culminating in a solemn Easter liturgy. In Istanbul, Surb Zatik is observed in the city’s Armenian churches, where traditions blend with the city’s diverse cultural history. Armenian Easter is not just a religious observance but a time for family, reflection, and the continuation of cultural heritage.