Besides watching the camel fight at the Tunisia Desert Festival, what other unknown anecdotes are there in Tunisia?

Every country, even every region, has its own traditional culture, which is a custom left over from history. In Tunisia, 65438+February 30th is the annual desert festival. On this day, Tunisia will hold a grand international desert festival. It is said that this festival has a history of hundreds of years. In Tunisia, every year on the last Sunday of 65438+February, flags and ribbons are flying everywhere.

Desert festival camel

The content of Desert Festival is very rich. Tunisia girls dressed in red and green are dancing in groups, and burly young men are fighting each other with swords or sticks, showing the legendary stories between different tribes. The most intense is the protagonist of the desert festival, and the camel race goes into battle with dozens of camels. Whoever runs to the finish line first is the winner. The most interesting thing is the fighting camel. Generally, the tall and fierce male camel is sent first, and the two fighting camels raise their heads and cran their necks.

Many anecdotes are staged here.

In addition to the above programs, there are camel beauty contests in Tunisia, just like human beauty contests, and their measurements are also important criteria for beauty contests. Just like human beauty contests, besides camel races, there are horse races, sheep races, eagle races and so on in desert festivals, and the Hala Festival in Duz, Tunisia. People wear national costumes and ride horses and camels to celebrate this traditional religious festival, and various wonderful programs will be staged at the party.

The culture of ancient civilization

Tunisia is located in the northernmost part of the African continent. Its environment is an ancient civilized country with beaches, deserts and mountains. It has magnificent ancient architectural sites and unique Mediterranean landscape. When you come here, you can see the changeable scenery such as desert, cave, oasis and sea, and you can also learn about the civilization and culture of ancient Rome and Carthage. In a word, Tunisia is a place where civilization and multiculturalism are integrated. Ancient buildings in Tunisia can be seen everywhere, and many places are listed in the cultural heritage list.