The Fardins are a nomadic people. Their main value is freedom. They treat those who build walls with some incomprehension: why lock yourself away from the world if it is so beautiful?

Therefore, the Fardin camp is not a village or a city. This is a temporary settlement, which will be in a different place in a few months. So Fardin’s dwellings are easily disassembled and assembled.

Fardin tents differ from each other in colors, patterns and decorations: for the owner, this is a form of self-expression. But luxury causes bewilderment and ridicule in them: if someone wants to put up the largest tent for themselves and decorate it with gold, others will consider it tasteless and stupid, and will laugh at the owner of this “castle”.

So all dwellings are about the same size and cut.

Fun and joy are an integral part of the culture of the Fardins, because in the center of the camp there is an open place where young people sing and dance, and old people tell stories. This square is always decorated with bright ribbons and flowers. The houses are arranged in concentric circles around it.

However, now there is no one on the square, and the reason for this is a wonderful performance that attracted the attention of all the inhabitants of the camp.

On the outskirts of the city is a circus of wandering artists. So big that it can accommodate the entire Fardin settlement.

In the camp you can easily meet guests from other tribes. But these tribes consider the Fardins infantile and frivolous.

But transience and impermanence are part of the culture of the fardins, as well as serving the Wind. And to honor the Fire, numerous bonfires are lit in the settlement. But despite the large number of open fires, fardins never have fires. Apparently, the spirits of Fire and Wind really keep them.