Every year, on Easter Monday, in Vasiliko, Achaia, the custom of carrying the icon of Saint George, the patron saint of the area, is revived. Hundreds of faithful gather at the church for the Divine Liturgy and the horseback procession of the icon. The procession begins with young horse riders carrying the Greek flag and the church banner, followed by the priests and the faithful, creating a majestic religious scene through the streets of the village.

The revival of this custom brings together the religious and cultural tradition of the area. At the same time, on the eve of the feast, the women of Vasiliko prepare sweets, which they offer to the faithful outside the church, strengthening the festive atmosphere. This celebration unites the community, offering a unique opportunity to revive traditions and preserve the local culture.