The Tsagaan Sar festival celebrates the New Year and the end of winter or the beginning of spring,...

The Ice Festival takes place every year in late February or early March on the frozen Lake Khuvsgul...

These two festivals were created to boost winter tourism. They fall in February or March and are close...

On March 22, the Kazakh national festival is held, marking the beginning of spring. Nauriz means "new year"...

The Altan Ovoo Festival is held in Dariganga Soum in Sukhbaatar province. The men gather around a yellow...

For Mongolians, the highlight of summer is the Naadam Festival, which takes place on July 11-13 every year. It is celebrated in all provinces, and the administrative districts of Mongolia, with the biggest festivities in Ulan Bator.

The Yak Festival is organized every year on July 23 at a place called Undur Khyasaa in Bat-Ulzii Sum, Uvurkhangai Province.

If you are looking for an extraordinary place to run a marathon, you can participate in “Mongolia Sunrise...

Every year on the first weekend in October, the Eagle Festival is held in Sagsai and near Ulgii in western Mongolia, where the best eagle hunters (berkuchi) compete in a competition.