Tursunud
Tursunud is a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated from the rural regions of Estonia. The term "tursunud" translates roughly to "turned around" or "spinning," reflecting the dance's characteristic circular movements. It is often performed during festive occasions, such as weddings, harvest celebrations, and other communal gatherings, where it serves as a lively expression of cultural heritage.
The dance typically involves a group of people, often men, forming a circle or line. Participants hold
Tursunud is closely tied to Estonian folk traditions, often accompanied by songs that tell stories of daily
In contemporary settings, tursunud is sometimes adapted for choreographed performances or educational demonstrations, allowing both locals