TSAGAAN SAR
Tsagaan Sar, or the White Month, is Mongolia’s Lunar New Year and the most important celebration of the year. Taking place at the beginning of spring, it marks a time of renewal, family gatherings, and deep-rooted cultural traditions. We highly recommend experiencing this meaningful festival during your trip. You’ll have the chance to taste traditional foods like *buuz* (steamed dumplings), wear colorful Mongolian clothing, take part in age-old rituals, and witness the warmth and hospitality that define Mongolian culture. Celebrate the Lunar New Year the Mongolian way — it’s a truly unforgettable experience that will stay with you long after your journey ends. read more
CAMEL FESTIVAL
Travel to the legendary Gobi Desert to experience the renowned Thousand Camel Festival — one of the world’s most unique and celebrated winter events. Held annually, this vibrant festival is organized by a local non-governmental organization committed to the protection and preservation of the endangered Bactrian camel, a vital symbol of Mongolia’s nomadic heritage. More than just a spectacle, the festival shines a spotlight on the cultural and ecological importance of these majestic two-humped camels, whose numbers have been steadily declining in recent decades. Through colorful parades, camel polo, races, and traditional performances, the event raises awareness while offering travelers a rare glimpse into the rich traditions of camel herders in the Gobi. read more
EAGLE FESTIVAL
Each year, the eagle hunters of Mongolia’s majestic Altai Mountains gather for a breathtaking spectacle — a competition to determine the finest among 90 to 100 golden eagles. This unique event celebrates centuries-old Kazakh traditions, testing the birds' speed, precision, beauty, and hunting prowess. More than just a contest, it’s a tribute to the deep, almost spiritual bond between hunter and eagle — forged over years of mutual trust and respect. Against the dramatic backdrop of rugged peaks and sweeping steppe, the festival offers an unforgettable glimpse into a proud and enduring nomadic heritage. read more
ICE FESTIVAL
Each winter, local communities in Khuvsgul Province gather on the frozen surface of Lake Khuvsgul to celebrate the Ice Festival. The event features a variety of winter sports and cultural traditions, including ice skating, horse-drawn sleigh races, ice sumo, and other traditional games and competitions. It’s a fantastic opportunity to embrace the season and join the community in lively, festive celebration. read more
NAADAM FESTIVAL
The Naadam Festival is truly one of a kind—a refined and vivid expression of Mongolia’s ancient nomadic heritage. Celebrated with great pride and reverence, it marks national independence through a unique blend of athletic competition and artistic performance. This cherished event brings together the "Three Manly Games" of wrestling, horse racing, and archery, alongside colorful ceremonies and cultural displays. Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Naadam and experience the living traditions of Mongolia in one unforgettable celebration. read more