The Belarusian people are the inhabitants of Belarus, a landlocked country in Eastern Europe. They primarily speak Belarusian and Russian, with a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional music, dance, and crafts. The population is known for its strong sense of community and resilience, shaped by a history of political and social challenges. Belarus has a diverse population, with ethnic Belarusians making up the majority. Other ethnic groups include Russians, Poles, and Ukrainians. The country celebrates various festivals, such as Kupalle, which marks the summer solstice, reflecting the deep connection to nature and folklore among the Belarusian people.