The term "Hungarian horsemen" refers to the skilled riders and herders from Hungary, known for their deep connection to horses. Historically, they played a significant role in the Puszta, the vast plains of Hungary, where they managed livestock and practiced traditional equestrian skills. Their unique riding techniques and horsemanship are often showcased in cultural events and festivals. These horsemen are also associated with the Hungarian breed of horses, particularly the Lipizzaner and Hucul breeds, which are renowned for their agility and strength. The traditions of the Hungarian horsemen continue to influence modern equestrian practices and are celebrated in various cultural exhibitions.