Linnakood
Linnakood is a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated in the rural areas of Estonia. The term "linnakood" translates roughly to "dance of the village" or "village dance," reflecting its roots in communal celebrations and agricultural cycles. This dance form is deeply tied to Estonia’s cultural heritage, often performed during festivals, weddings, and other significant gatherings.
Linnakood typically features a circular formation where participants hold hands or link arms, moving in a coordinated
Historically, linnakood served as a way for villagers to celebrate harvests, mark seasonal changes, and strengthen
Today, linnakood remains a popular element of Estonian cultural performances, both domestically and internationally. It is