08.06.2025 22:22
In the village of Bölücekova, located in the Göynük district of Bolu, a century-old holiday tradition is being preserved. In this tradition, which has been carried on for nearly 100 years, the village's youth dress up as "camels" and go from house to house collecting money and food from the residents.
In the village of Bölücekova, located in the Göynük district of Bolu, a tradition that has been maintained for about 100 years is celebrated by the village's youth, who create a "camel" figure and go door to door to bring a festive atmosphere.
THEY HAVE FUN WHILE COLLECTING MONEY AND FOOD
The youth, disguised in costumes that resemble a camel made of long fabrics and special clothing, appear before the villagers. The young people go from house to house, having fun while collecting money and food.
COLORFUL IMAGES EMERGED
The collected money is used for the youth to have fun together during the holiday. In this tradition performed by the youth of Bölücekova during the Sacrifice Feast, colorful images emerged as the young people enjoyed themselves to the fullest.
HAVING A CENTURY-OLD PAST
This century-old tradition strengthens the unity and togetherness in the village, becoming the center of attention for everyone, from children to the elderly.