Information about Tajikistan Dances.

Tajikistan dances are part of the traditional culture of Tajikistan and reflect the music and dance culture of the Tajik people. Dances in Tajikistan are often performed at weddings, holidays, festivals and other social events. Many different types of dance exist in Tajikistan. Some of these are those:

1. Khorasan: Khorasan dance is a type of dance performed in northeastern Tajikistan, mainly in the Panjshir Valley and near the Kunduz River. This dance is often performed at weddings and other social events. In Khorasan dance, dancers usually raise their hands upwards and spin.

2. Lili: Lili dance is a type of dance performed in the south of Tajikistan, especially in the Pamir Mountains. This dance is usually done in an impromptu manner and the dancers often shake their dresses. Lili dance is often performed during holidays and ceremonies.

3. Sama: Sama dance is a type of dance performed in the central parts of Tajikistan. This dance is usually performed to Sufi music and dancers raise their hands up as they twist and turn.

4. Tanovar: Tanovar dance is a type of dance performed in western Tajikistan. This dance is often performed at weddings and other social events. Dancers often raise their hands up and spin. Tajikistan dances are performed to the accompaniment of traditional Tajik music. This music is usually played using the local instruments rubab (a type of lute), doira (a type of drum) and nay (a type of flute). Tajikistan dances are an important element that reflects the cultural identity of the Tajik people. These dances are expressions that reflect the history, traditions and lifestyle of Tajikistan. Today, Tajikistan dances have become an art form performed and appreciated both in Tajikistan and around the world.