Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling is a traditional Turkish sport that dates back to 1362, making it one of the oldest wrestling competitions in the world. Wrestlers, known as pehlivans, compete while covered in olive oil, which adds a unique challenge to the match. The event takes place annually in Edirne, Turkey, and attracts participants and spectators from various regions. The competition involves two wrestlers trying to gain control over each other using various techniques and holds. Matches can last for several minutes, and the goal is to pin the opponent to the ground. Kirkpinar is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its significance in Turkish culture.