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Mehregan festival held in Korrfto Cave with Kurdish dance and music
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Mehregan Festival Held in Korrfto Cave with Kurdish Dance and Music

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By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 37,688

The Mehregan festival was held on Friday (October 9, 2026) at the historical site of Korrfto Cave in Divandere County, Kurdistan Province. This festival, recognized as one of the symbols of ancient Iranian culture and rituals, was attended by artists and enthusiasts of traditional culture and arts. Participants dressed in local attire and engaged in dance and music performances.

From History to a Living Festival

Korrfto Cave, with its rich history and beautiful nature, was chosen as the venue for this festival. This historical site not only reflects the cultural history of Iran but also provides an ideal space for such events with its natural beauty and unique landscapes. Participants at this festival displayed vibrant and lively spirits through local dances and celebrations.

Melodies of Joy and Youthful Spirit

At this festival, Kurdish girls and boys filled the atmosphere with joy and special emotions through playing traditional instruments and performing local dances. With each melody and movement, they conveyed the sounds of life and the rich culture of this region to the audience. This event not only provided an opportunity for local artists to showcase their talents but also served as a cultural bridge between generations.

The Mehregan festival, as a symbol of the connection between humans and nature and ancient traditions, was able to gather a group of culture and art enthusiasts. This festival highlights the importance of preserving and honoring cultural rituals in today's modern world and reminds us that culture remains alive and dynamic.

In the end, artists and participants exchanged views with their peers about art and culture, emphasizing the importance of protecting this cultural heritage. The Mehregan festival in Divandere was not only regarded as a cultural event but will also be remembered as a shared and collective experience aimed at strengthening social and cultural bonds.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir