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The '''Ethnosport Cultural Festival''' is a 5-day sport and culture festival held annually at [[Yenikapi Square]] in [[Istanbul]]. Sporting and cultural activities of the Anatolia, Central Asia and the greater Turkic world, but also Japanese, Middle Eastern and other, are held. |
The '''Ethnosport Cultural Festival''' is a 5-day sport and culture festival held annually at [[Yenikapi Square]] in [[Istanbul]]. Sporting and cultural activities of the Anatolia, Central Asia and the greater Turkic world, but also Japanese, Middle Eastern and other, are held. |
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Traditional crafts and dance are among the workshops given in the tents around the festival grounds.<ref name=AA1/> |
Traditional crafts and dance are among the workshops given in the tents around the festival grounds.<ref name=AA1/> |
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[[File:Yagli gures5.jpg|thumb|Oil wrestling]] |
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As of the third edition there are 13 different [[Ethnosport|ethnosports]] in which athletes compete in. These include [[aba wrestling]], [[shalwar wrestling]], [[brace wrestling]], [[oil wrestling]] and [[mounted archery]]. |
As of the third edition there are 13 different [[Ethnosport|ethnosports]] in which athletes compete in. These include [[aba wrestling]], [[shalwar wrestling]], [[brace wrestling]], [[oil wrestling]] and [[mounted archery]]. |
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The Ethnosport Cultural Festival is a 5-day sport and culture festival held annually at Yenikapi Square in Istanbul. Sporting and cultural activities of the Anatolia, Central Asia and the greater Turkic world, but also Japanese, Middle Eastern and other, are held.
For the festival, Yenikapi Square is transformed into a traditional looking Turkic- central Asian village with traditional tents, traditional sports fields and horse areas.[1]
Traditional crafts and dance are among the workshops given in the tents around the festival grounds.[1]
Sports
As of the third edition there are 13 different ethnosports in which athletes compete in. These include aba wrestling, shalwar wrestling, brace wrestling, oil wrestling and mounted archery.
In the third edition, Ybusame (traditional Japanese horseback archery) and falcon racing were also featured.[1]
Organisation
The event is organised by the World Ethnosports Federation and sponsored by Anadolu Agency.[1]
References
- ^ a b c d https://www.aa.com.tr/en/culture-and-art/award-ceremony-closes-ethnosport-cultural-festival/1144195