Hausa culture is rich and diverse, primarily found in Nigeria and Niger. The Hausa people are known for their vibrant traditions, including colorful clothing, intricate textiles, and unique art. Their language, also called Hausa, is widely spoken and serves as a lingua franca in West Africa. Traditional Hausa society is organized around family and community, with strong emphasis on hospitality and respect for elders. The culture features various festivals, such as Eid, which celebrate religious events, and the Durbar, a grand horse parade showcasing the region's history and artistry.