At the 29th Birvan Piri Davut Festival held in the Keban district of Elazığ, 200 sacrificial animals were slaughtered and the meat was served to the participants. The association president stated that the 446-year-old tradition continues for unity and prosperity.
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At the 29th Birvan Piri Davut Festival held in the Keban district of Elazığ, 200 sacrificial animals were slaughtered and the meat was served to the participants. The association president stated that the 446-year-old tradition continues for unity and prosperity.