Balts

The Balts are a group of people who live in the Baltic region of Europe, primarily in three countries: Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. They share a common history, cultural traits, and languages that belong to the Baltic branch of the Indo-European language family. The region has a rich heritage influenced by various cultures and historical events, including periods of foreign rule and independence movements. The Balts have distinct traditions, folklore, and a strong connection to nature, reflected in their customs, festivals, and art. The term "Balts" encompasses both the ethnic identities and the cultural aspects of these nations.