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    Neza Bazi, also known as tent-pegging, is a traditional Pakistani equestrian sport where teams of four horseback riders use swords or lances to pick up small objects from the ground at high speeds. Considered an important part of Pakistani culture, the sport requires skill and coordination as riders gallop and use their weapons to lift and throw pegs or objects fixed into the ground. Neza Bazi is commonly performed for entertainment at weddings, festivals, and other celebrations, especially in rural areas of Pakistan.

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    Neza Bazi, also known as tent-pegging, is a traditional Pakistani equestrian sport where teams of four horseback riders use swords or lances to pick up small objects from the ground at high speeds. Considered an important part of Pakistani culture, the sport requires skill and coordination as riders gallop and use their weapons to lift and throw pegs or objects fixed into the ground. Neza Bazi is commonly performed for entertainment at weddings, festivals, and other celebrations, especially in rural areas of Pakistan.

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    Neza Bazi, also known as tent-pegging, is a traditional Pakistani equestrian sport where teams of four horseback riders use swords or lances to pick up small objects from the ground at high speeds. Considered an important part of Pakistani culture, the sport requires skill and coordination as riders gallop and use their weapons to lift and throw pegs or objects fixed into the ground. Neza Bazi is commonly performed for entertainment at weddings, festivals, and other celebrations, especially in rural areas of Pakistan.

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    Neza Bazi, also known as tent-pegging, is a traditional equestrian sport that is

    very popular in Pakistan. It involves horseback riders using a sword or lance to


    pick up small objects from the ground while galloping at high speeds. The sport is
    usually performed in teams, with each team consisting of four riders.

    In Neza Bazi, the riders have to gallop towards a peg or small object fixed into
    the ground and pick it up using their sword or lance. The object is then lifted
    into the air and thrown down on the ground by the rider to complete the maneuver.
    The sport requires a lot of skill, accuracy, and coordination between the horse and
    rider.

    Neza Bazi is considered an important cultural heritage in Pakistan and is performed


    in various festivals and competitions. The sport is often played at weddings,
    festivals, and other celebrations, and it is a popular form of entertainment in
    rural areas of the country.

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