Saudi Achieved Guinness Record with 633 participants in the nation’s traditional dance. Saudi Arabia set a Guinness World Record for staging the largest Ardah performance.

From February 20 to 23, the Royal Commission for Riyadh City and the Principality of Riyadh Region hosted the event as part of the Founding Day festivities.

Ardah is a popular cultural dance that represents pride and heritage. After a reading of a poem, drummers established the beat as the dancers performed in unison. The movements are led by a commander brandishing a blade, symbolizing the customs of ancient warriors.

Thousands of people came to see the spectacular display of Saudi culture, demonstrating the performance’s high level of popularity. The occasion demonstrated the nation’s commitment to protecting and promoting its rich cultural legacy abroad. Saudi Arabia keeps up its cultural traditions while promoting them to the rest of the globe.

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The Kingdom’s dedication to preserving its past and passing it on to future generations is demonstrated by this performance, which broke previous records.

Saudi Arabia promotes its customs and fortifies its identity internationally by planning such grand cultural events. The accomplishment contributes to the nation’s efforts to celebrate its legacy through national events, festivals, and exhibitions.

Ardah dance is still performs at important royal and national events. Saudi Arabia has once again shown its enduring pride in its traditions with this new record.

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