Wrestlers wearing traditional leather trousers competed in matches rooted in a 671-year-old cultural practice.
The two-day event, organised by the Seçek Minority Education and Culture Association, drew visitors from across the region and featured a range of cultural activities, including live concerts, theatre plays, and folk dance performances.
Event organisers described the festival as a celebration of tradition and community, aiming to preserve practices that have been passed down through generations.
