Yhyakh is a traditional festival celebrated by the Yakut people in Siberia, marking the arrival of summer. It typically takes place in June and involves various cultural activities, including singing, dancing, and feasting. The festival is a time for community bonding and honoring nature, reflecting the deep connection the Yakut have with their environment. During Yhyakh, participants often engage in rituals to ensure a good harvest and to pay respect to their ancestors. The event features colorful costumes and traditional music, showcasing the rich heritage of the Yakut culture. It serves as a reminder of the importance of seasonal changes in their way of life.