Folklore describes the culture of a people, which includes traditional dances, songs, instruments, folk costumes, customs and etcetera. Throughout history, Croatia has been under the influence of many nations , and various folklore elements appear in various areas of Croatia. In this thesis, all four folklore zones of Croatia are described, and they are the Pannonian, Dinaric, Adriatic and Alpine zones. Each zone has its own specifics which is different from the others in the way of singing, dancing, dressing, etc. The influence of the folklore zones is also visible at the Banovina area which is located at the Sisačko-moslavačka country. Northern borders of Banovina are the city of Glina and rivers Kupa and Sava. On the southern part it is bordered by the river Una. Primarily, the area of Banovina belonged to the Dinaric folklore zone, but the influences of the Pannonian and Alpine zones are also visible. As for traditional dances, we can see the influence of all three folklore zones, especially the Pannonian and Dinaric. There are various rounds, dances in pairs that are different in the direction of movement, steps and postures, both in pairs and in a round. The same case can be seen in traditional singing, in which the influence of all three folklore zones is visible. Various chants are visible in different parts of this area, and the themes of the songs are very different. Musical instruments that appears in the area of Banovina are mostly taken from the Pannonian and Dinaric zones and less from the Alpine. The national costumes of this region are very different, and their influence is reflected in their material. Therefore, the influence of the Pannonian zone is most visible.