What is the traditional grand festival of Mongolians?

1, Nadam is a grand festival of Mongolian tradition.

2. Nadam is Mongolian, also known as Nair. Mu is a transliteration of Mongolian, which means entertainment and games to express the joy of harvest.

3. Nadam Congress is a traditional festival with a long history in Mongolia, which plays an important role in the life of Mongolian people. The Nadam Festival, held in July and August every year in the fat season of livestock, is a cultural, sports and entertainment conference held by people to celebrate the bumper harvest. Nadam, Mongolian means entertainment or games. There are thrilling horse racing, wrestling, admirable archery, competitive chess and fascinating songs and dances at the Nadam convention. Horse racing is also one of the important activities of the conference. At the beginning of the race, the riders lined up, each wearing a colored belt and a colored towel, full of youthful vitality. There are all kinds of colorful flags at the beginning and end of the horse race. As soon as the horn sounded, the riders flew into the saddle and whipped their horses, and the red scarf flew like an arrow. The first person to reach the finish line becomes the most praised athlete on the grassland. Archery competitions have also attracted many herders.

4. Nadam, which starts on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month every year and lasts for five days, is a grand gathering of Mongolian people. The contents of the Nadam Congress mainly include wrestling, horse racing, archery, horse riding, playing Mongolian chess and other traditional ethnic events. In some places, there are track and field, tug of war, basketball and other sports.

5. Nadam is a traditional activity with distinctive national characteristics of Mongolian people in China, and it is also a traditional sports activity form that Mongolian people like to see and hear. Nadam is a transliteration of Mongolian, which can not only be translated into 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.