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World Culture Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

World Culture Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

In mid-August, one of the most famous in the Hungarian steppe place called Bugac, hosted international ethno-festival “Ancestors Day” dedicated to preserving the traditions of the Hunno-Turkic peoples.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

“Ancestors Day” is an ethno-festival that includes show programs, musical performances, a craft fair, archaeological and anthropological exhibitions, and much more. It consists of a nomadic village with yurts visited by more than 200 thousand tourists every year.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Having come to Bugac this year, the guests could have a tour around a large yurt camp, buy traditional handicrafts from artisans, and take part in exciting programs including a march on horses, camels and carts with oxen symbolizing the Hungarian conquest, archery competitions, horse racing and various martial arts competitions.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

The spotlight was on breathtaking reenactment of the Battle for Zalavar, when Hungarian tribes occupied Transdanubia more than 1100 years ago.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Less major activities took place in the yurts. For example, archaeological and anthropological exhibitions about the Huns, Avars and Hungarians were held in the “Yurt of the Ancestors”.

Black in color and more than 20 meters in diameter, the Yurt of Atilla was the most spectacular structure, which hosted an exhibition of the heritage of the Huns and the Arpad people.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Behind the Yurt of Atilla, there was a smaller white yurt with the flag of Kazakhstan hanging on it. Representatives of the Hungarian Dimash fan club Dimash Dears Hungary (DDH) were welcoming everyone there.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

The interior walls of the yurt was decorated with photos of the Kazakh artist, and his songs were played non-stop. Many guests of the event were attracted by Dimash yurt, and the DDH members were happy to tell the guests about their favorite singer.

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

Dimash Yurt at the Turkic-Hun Culture Festival

All Dears want to introduce the people around them to this fantastic young artist. We also take every opportunity to do so. Dimash’s art is different from mainstream music, it’s more subtle with a wide range of styles and genres: from classical and neoclassical to traditional folk and folk-rock, pop music and even rap. Our goal was to showcase that in the yurt,” the Hungarian Dears shared.

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