Information about Mongolian Dances.

Mongolian dances are part of Mongolia's rich cultural heritage. Dances developed in connection with Mongolia's history and pastoral lifestyle, often dealing with themes related to the natural environment, animals and traditional lifestyle. Mongolian dances are usually performed in groups and the dancers are characterized by lively steps, jumps and turns. The dances are performed to rhythmic music and are often accompanied by traditional Mongolian instruments such as morin khuur (horse head violin), tovshuur (three-stringed instrument) and dombra. There are various types of Mongolian dances. One of them, "Biyelgee", is the most popular of the traditional Mongolian dances. Bielgee is characterized by rapid and complex steps and is often performed in groups. This dance tells mythological stories that reflect the historical and cultural heritage of Mongolia. Another Mongolian dance is the "Shaman" dance. This dance is based on the belief in shamanism and represents natural spirits, animals and other mystical beings. Shaman dance creates a fascinating atmosphere with the dancers' costumes and dance moves. Mongolian dances are often performed at festivals, celebrations and special events. These dances are preserved as part of Mongolia's cultural identity and contribute to the country's tourist appeal.