The Laz People are an ethnic group primarily found in the northeastern region of Turkey and parts of Georgia. They speak the Laz language, which is part of the South Caucasian language family. Traditionally, the Laz have been known for their fishing and maritime skills, particularly along the Black Sea coast. Culturally, the Laz People have a rich heritage that includes unique music, dance, and traditional clothing. Their customs and practices are influenced by both Georgian and Turkish cultures, reflecting their historical interactions. The Laz community is also known for its strong connection to the sea and mountainous landscapes.