Northern Cyprus - Belly Dance

Belly dance, also known as Middle Eastern dance or Arabic dance, is a traditional dance form that originated in the Middle East and North Africa. It is characterized by fluid, graceful movements of the hips and abdominal muscles, and is often accompanied by music with Arabic instruments such as the oud, tabla, and kanun.

In many Middle Eastern cultures, belly dance is seen as an art form and a way to celebrate cultural traditions. It is often performed at events such as weddings, festivals, and other celebrations. In some parts of the Middle East, belly dance is also considered a form of folk dance that is passed down through the generations.