What are the traditional Mongolian festivals? What are the traditional Mongolian festivals?

1. According to Mongolian custom, the 17th day of the third lunar month is a day to commemorate Genghis Khan's outstanding military talents and establish brilliant military achievements. The memorial ceremony of Sulu ingot (spear), a relic of Genghis Khan, was held on this day. Genghis Khan Festival, also known as ancestor worship festival, is held every year on June 20th of the lunar calendar, which is a festival to commemorate Genghis Khan, the ancestor of Mongolia.

2. Nadam convention is a traditional activity with distinctive national characteristics of Mongolian people in China, and it is also a traditional form of sports activities loved by Mongolian people. "Nadam" is a transliteration of Mongolian, which can not only be translated as "entertainment and games", but also express the joy of harvest. Nadam began on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month (mostly in the Mazhuang solar calendar with green grass, red flowers and fat sheep), and is an annual traditional grand event on the grassland.

Aobao Festival is a Mongolian festival with a long history. Every July and August, Mongolians often get together to celebrate this festival. Although Tuwa people in Aobao Festival near Kanas Lake are a branch of Mongolian people, their festivals are different from those of Mongolian people. When the flowers are blooming and the grass is covered, Tuwa people will gather together with their own brewed milk wine and barbecue. After holding sports activities such as horse racing, wrestling and archery, men and women in the village will sit together in groups of three and five and enjoy milk wine, barbecue and other foods to celebrate the festival.