In an extraordinary display of Saudi cultural pride, Riyadh recently hosted the largest-ever Saudi Ardah performance, setting a Guinness World Record with 633 participants

This remarkable feat was part of the Kingdom’s Founding Day celebrations held from February 20 to 23, organized by the Royal Commission for Riyadh City and the Principality of Riyadh Region.

The Saudi Ardah, a traditional dance dating back centuries, was performed to celebrate national unity and heritage

 

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The performance began with a recital of a powerful poem, followed by rhythmic drumming that set the tone for the dancers. Each dancer moved in sync, reflecting the precise, battle-inspired movements passed down through generations.

The leader of the group, wielding a blade, led the participants, performing with striking precision that mirrored ancient warriors

The performance is more than just a dance; it’s a living testament to Saudi Arabia’s rich cultural traditions and its commitment to preserving its identity.

With hundreds of thousands of visitors from various backgrounds watching the event, the record-breaking performance highlighted the Kingdom’s dedication to promoting its heritage globally.

The event also underscored Saudi Arabia’s continued pride in its culture, strengthening its national identity and cultural heritage in front of an international audience.

This historic event will go down as a proud moment for the Kingdom, marking a milestone in both the preservation and global celebration of Saudi Arabia’s cultural legacy