The Culture of the Seto | Estonia Nomad Stories | World Nomads

The Seto are an indigenous group in southeastern Estonia, mostly made up of Orthodox Christians of Estonian nationality. Join World Nomads as we travel to Obinitsa, an old Seto village in the Setomaa region, to discover the traditions and culture of the Setos. Here, we briefly enter Russia, visit a sacred place known as God’s Hill, and celebrate Easter the Estonian way. We discover that the Setos may have lost their land due to conflict, but the strength of their heritages proves that tradition and culture supersede political borders.
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[@sanderorav9043]

The thing is that during our first independence period (1918-1940), this land was all Estonian, but it was taken by Russia during the occupation and when we regained independence in 1991, we no longer have this land that you mentioned.

[@Kurdedunaysiri]

Seto people also live in Russia. I love different cultures. We must save minority people

[@jacoconut711]

Beautifully done!

[@GustavoGaming]

cooooool

[@gijsv8419]

I have been on this road. Parallel of us Russian solders were driving and watching us.