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Czechia’s UNESCO traditions

Czechia’s UNESCO traditions

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Czechia’s UNESCO traditions
Moravia is everything, but not what you’ve expected. And this is not the only beauty you’ll see.
Not only the Ride of the Kings, when a young lad - the king - is dressed in a girl's costume, but also the energetic men’s Slovácký Verbuňk dance and the Shrovetide in all its colourful glory! Get to know all eight unique traditions, which have come so far as to be listed by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.
 
Czech timber rafting
South Bohemia
Czech timber rafting
Puppetry
Puppetry
Czech glass bead ornaments
North Bohemia
Czech glass bead ornaments
King's Ride
Moravia and Silesia
King's Ride
Resist Block Printing and Indigo Dyeing
Moravia and Silesia
Resist Block Printing and Indigo Dyeing
Moravian-Slovakian Verbuňk
Moravia and Silesia
Moravian-Slovakian Verbuňk
Shrovetide processions from the Hlinecko Region
East Bohemia
Shrovetide processions from the Hlinecko Region
Falconry at Czech castles
Falconry at Czech castles
Folklore
Moravia and Silesia
Folklore
From Traditions and Customs All the Way to UNESCO

From Traditions and Customs All the Way to UNESCO

Traditions, customs, and crafts - every nation has one and every nation is proud of the art that gets passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, not only tangible monuments deserve protection, but also treasures of history based on ancient folk traditions. Festivities, craftsmanship and folk art allow us to understand other people and even learn something new. Do you know what traditions are unique for the Czech Republic?
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