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5 days 6 nights
Specific Tour
100 people
English
This immersive journey offers a unique opportunity to experience Mongolia’s rich equestrian traditions and connect with local horse trainers. Participants will attend the renowned Horse Trainers’ Festival, witness traditional horse racing, and engage with nomadic families to learn about their horse-rearing practices. The tour provides a blend of cultural immersion and professional networking within the equestrian community.
Arrival day in Ulaanbaatar. Take a half-day city tour, including the Gandan Monastery and National History Museum. Available to watch the ceremony of Nine White Banner at the central square and visit the national concert tonight. (L/D)
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Happy Naadam Festival!, celebrate the national holiday of Mongolia. Enjoy festival colors and tradition: famed wrestlers, horse racers, and archery athletes will compete for the best titles. Naadam festival brings together the country’s sporting men and women from the remotest regions to compete at the national level in the capital city. It is also a celebration of common people - herders who ride into town and urbanities who leave their flats and offices to watch the games- gathering where they have the opportunity to participate in the events, to barter, mix, sing, and enjoy life to the full. (B/L/D) |
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Wrestling: The 512 wrestlers fight in the stadium, for the prestigious title “State Titan”. Both the “Titan” himself and the trainers have the opportunity to choose partners during the first few rounds, thus reducing the number of less experienced wrestlers early on and creating more excitement for the final matches on the second day. The rules are very simple: The wrestling area is unrestricted; there are no weight-classes and the one who touches the ground any part of the body, other than the feet, has lost. The winner continues to the next round. The loser has to stand under the wings of the proud winner. The wrestlers wear tight pants and a small vest with arms across the shoulders, which barely cover their well-trained bodies. |
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Archery: Mongols are almost born with the archery skills, an integral part of nomads’ lifestyle. From the very childhood such qualities as perfect eyesight, measurement, patience and strength are nourished to develop a good archer. Mongolian bows are very tight ones, so that it requires a pure strength to stretch it out. As a rule, several teams of archers compete. Each team of 5-7 archers should hit 33 leather cylinders from a distance of 60-75 meters, depending on male and female. |
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Transfer to Chingis Khaan International Airport or Train station and depart Mongolia.
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