Hora is a traditional group dance common in Romania, Israel, and Moldova. Often performed at weddings, it is accompanied by traditional music and involves people holding hands and forming a circle around the bride and groom.

The choreography includes participants alternating between clapping, stepping and shouting "Hora", while they circle the bride and groom. It is often performed in an exuberant manner, with people jumping high into the air and shouting.

The origin of Hora is the subject of debate. Some believe the practice originated in Romania and subsequently spread to other countries in the European region.