The feast of Panagia Zoodochos Pigis (Virgin Mary of the Life-Giving Spring) was celebrated with great solemnity at the historic women's monastery in Chania. This Orthodox Christian feast, held annually in the days following Easter, honors a revered title of the Virgin Mary associated with a sacred spring believed to have healing properties. The monastery, located within Chania's old town, welcomed worshippers and visitors for the religious ceremony. Tourists interested in Cretan Orthodox traditions are welcome to attend such celebrations dressed modestly, with shoulders and knees covered. The Chania local newspaper Haniotika Nea is expected to publish a full report on Saturday. This type of religious festival offers visitors a genuine glimpse into the spiritual and cultural life of Crete beyond its beaches and archaeological sites.