In which country is the horse racing festival?

Horse racing festival is a festival for Tibetans and Mongolians. Horse racing festival is a grand traditional festival on the grassland in northern Tibet. Tens of thousands of herders from all parts of northern Tibet wore colorful holiday costumes, brought highland barley wine, yogurt and other foods, as well as beautifully designed tents and cards, and rode to the stadium from all directions. Colorful flags are flying on the racecourse. In addition to traditional events such as horse racing, archery and equestrian performance, activities such as weightlifting, tug-of-war, singing "Gesar" have been added, and large-scale material exchange meetings have also been held.

Tibetan horse racing is directly related to Tibetan people's beliefs and folk customs. Tibetan belief folk custom belongs to psychological folk custom, which is a kind of custom with faith as the core and is closely related to Tibetan people's religious consciousness. In particular, the cultural content based on Tibetan Buddhism has become an integral part of the main culture of the Tibetan people. Tibetan Buddhism has greatly influenced the history, culture and daily life of Tibetan people.

There is no doubt that horse racing culture also includes the worship of heroes. In Tibetan areas, horse racing festivals in some places follow Gesar's custom of holding horse racing and archery before each expedition.

A Tibetan proverb says, "Horse racing should be on the flat grass, and heroes should be on fierce horseback." Almost every Tibetan and Mongolian family has several horses. For a long time, people's love for horses has been integrated into horse racing.