The csárdás is a traditional Hungarian folk dance characterized by its lively tempo and distinctive rhythms. It typically begins slowly and gradually accelerates, allowing dancers to showcase their skills and expressiveness. The dance is often performed in pairs and features intricate footwork and spins, reflecting the cultural heritage of Hungary. Accompanied by traditional instruments such as the violin and cimbalom, the csárdás is commonly seen at folk festivals and celebrations. It is an important part of Hungarian culture, symbolizing national identity and community spirit. The dance has also influenced various forms of classical music, including works by composers like Franz Liszt.