Buddha-Geburtstag

📣 Hinweise für Reisende

Mongolia offers unique outdoor adventure on its vast steppes, emphasizing nomadic culture and nature immersion. The country remains one of the last places practicing nomadic life. Visitors often praise the hospitality and Central Asian cultural ties of the Mongolian people.

• The largest celebration is the annual Naadam festival (usually held July 11–13), featuring wrestling, horse racing, and archery.
• While major Naadam events are in Ulaanbaatar, smaller, local festivals occur across provinces throughout July.
• The festivities celebrate the traditions of the Great Mongolian Empire.
• Wrestlers participate in events wearing specific attire, such as the 'zodog' and 'shuudag'.
• Show respect to elders and authority figures. When interacting with locals, accept invitations into homes or 'gers.' Use the right hand for giving and receiving items or drinking. Avoid making negative comments about Genghis Khan or China.