Mongolia Official Naadam Festival
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Mongolia is country with an ancient culture and
antique historical remains of all stages of Human history in Central
Asia . The Mongolian national holiday is "Naadam" This holiday lasts 3
days, and it celebrated every year, from the 11 th of July to 13 th of
July. During these days you can see "Three games of man". There is
Mongolian National wrestling, the horse racing in which participate
children 5-10 years old, and archery.
Wrestling
Wrestling is one of the traditional sports of the Mongols called "Three manly Games" and a big event of the Mongolian National holiday. Wrestling is not only a test of strength, but also have dexterous tricks, and can be even called as an art. The wrestling are attires in special wearing called zodog(a vest) and shuudag (pants).
Archery
The rust arrowhead was popular then. As many people as possible could take part in the contest and the winner was the ones who shot their arrows the farthest. This kind of contest was in existence in the 13 th century and was in use until recently. Horseracing
This sport is also century's old, dating back to the Bronze Age. They are then taken to an adequate pasture separate from the herd and trained. The riders are aged from 5 to 12 Mongolian children of these ages are good riders, as both boy sand girls have been riding since infancy.
Wrestling
Wrestling is one of the traditional sports of the Mongols called "Three manly Games" and a big event of the Mongolian National holiday. Wrestling is not only a test of strength, but also have dexterous tricks, and can be even called as an art. The wrestling are attires in special wearing called zodog(a vest) and shuudag (pants).
Archery
The rust arrowhead was popular then. As many people as possible could take part in the contest and the winner was the ones who shot their arrows the farthest. This kind of contest was in existence in the 13 th century and was in use until recently. Horseracing
This sport is also century's old, dating back to the Bronze Age. They are then taken to an adequate pasture separate from the herd and trained. The riders are aged from 5 to 12 Mongolian children of these ages are good riders, as both boy sand girls have been riding since infancy.
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| accessibility: | Mongolia |
| tel: | 976-91990369 |
| url: | www.naadam-festival.mn |
| date: | 11-13 July 2011 |
| address: | Bayangol Distroct |
| email: | info@sunshine.mn |
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