Mongolian festivals: What are the Mongolian festivals?

Mongolian is one of the ethnic minorities in China, and has a variety of traditional festivals. Mongolian festivals mainly include Nadam Festival, Baiba Festival and Spring Festival.

1. Nadam is one of the most important traditional festivals in Mongolia. It is usually held from July 1 1 to June 13 every year for three days. Nadam convention is a grand celebration for Mongolian people to show their bravery, equestrian, wrestling, archery and other traditional sports. At the Nadam Convention, people can enjoy spectacular equestrian performances, fierce wrestling competitions and wonderful archery competitions. This festival is also an opportunity for Mongolian tribes to get together and exchange friendship.

2. Baishi Festival is a traditional Mongolian agricultural festival, which is usually held in May or June every year. Badain Festival is a festival for Mongolian people to pray for harvest and blessings. On this day, people will go to the fields and perform sacrificial ceremonies in the farmland with white stones, praying for the crops to grow gratifying. At the same time, people will hold traditional song and dance performances and sports competitions to celebrate the harvest.

3. Spring Festival is an important traditional festival in China, and it is also celebrated by Mongolians. In Mongolia, the Spring Festival is also called "Zaha Festival". Mongolian people will hold grand celebrations on this day, including ancestor worship, lion dance and fireworks. In addition, Mongolians will wear traditional national costumes and hold traditional song and dance performances to welcome the New Year.

Mongolian festivals are rich and colorful, showing their unique culture and traditions. These festivals are not only a time for people to celebrate, but also a window to understand Mongolian culture. Whether it is Nadam Congress, White Dam Festival or Spring Festival, it shows the enthusiasm and courage of the Mongolian people and makes people feel their unique charm.