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Planning Naadam Festival 2026? Dates, tickets, itineraries, and insider tips for Mongolia's Three Manly Games — wrestling, archery, and horse racing.

Is horse riding in Mongolia safe for beginners? We explain the "semi-wild" nature of Mongolian horses, the truth about traditional saddles, and the safety protocols Enza Tours uses to keep you safe.

Our family of four just returned from a life-changing trip to Mongolia, organized by the exceptional Enza's company. From start to finish, every detail was meticulously planned, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable adventure. Here's a detailed account of our amazing Mongolian journey.

Throat singing, horse-head fiddles and stadium riffs — how The HU took Mongolian “hunnu rock” from Ulaanbaatar to the world.

In the vast and majestic landscapes of Mongolia, a cultural tapestry rich in tradition and heritage is interwoven with the spirit of its people. At the heart of this tapestry lie the vibrant and captivating Mongolian festivals, with Naadam standing tall as one of the most revered celebrations in the country. Join us on a journey to discover the essence and significance of Naadam, as we delve into the colours, sounds, and stories that make this festival a true testament to Mon

The city buzz of Ulaanbaatar, with its modern buildings and bustling traffic, feels a world away. Just an hour's drive out, the concrete jungle melts into an endless ocean of green, rolling steppe under a sky so vast and blue it seems to hold all of eternity. It’s here, in this breathtaking expanse, that I found the beating heart of Mongolia: the Mongol Nomadic Show.

A visit to Mongolia promises to take you through vast landscapes, historic customs, and breathtaking natural beauty.

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Eight centuries of wrestling, racing and archery — what Naadam really means to Mongolia, and how to experience it properly.

Ulaanbaatar, the heart of Mongolia, is a bustling metropolis that serves as the political, cultural, and economic center of the country. With a population of approximately 1.7 million people in 2025, it is the largest city in Mongolia and a key starting point for travelers exploring the region. A breathtaking view of Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar illuminated under the night sky, with streets and buildings glowing in a vibrant display of urban lights against a backdrop of

Mongolia's national Naadam happens only in mid-July — but our Mini Naadam festivals run on set dates from June to early September, with wrestling, horse racing, archery, dance and airag tasting in one afternoon. Here's the full program.

See Mongolia's two greatest experiences in one trip: the Naadam Festival each July (main days 11–13 July) and the Gobi Desert's dunes and Flaming Cliffs. Here's how the combined tour works.

Naadam runs July 11–13 every year in Ulaanbaatar. How to get opening-ceremony tickets, what the Three Games are, and how to book your 2027 Naadam tour.

The complete Naadam Festival 2023 program and schedule — opening ceremony, wrestling rounds, horse racing at Khui Doloon Khudag, archery and the National Sports Stadium.

Wrestling, horse racing and archery — what the Naadam Festival is, when it happens (11–13 July) and how travelers can experience Mongolia's biggest celebration.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Mongolian government cancelled the Naadam festival 2021and the 100 years celebration of the Mongolian...

Mongolia's Naadam Festival brings wrestling, horse racing and archery to Ulaanbaatar every July 11–13. Learn its history and how to experience it with a local guide.

Naadam in July, eagle hunters in October, a frozen-lake festival in March — Mongolia’s festival calendar and how Naadam came to be.

No weight classes, child jockeys racing 30 km, archers in silk deels — a first-person diary from Mongolia’s Naadam Festival.

Composite horn bows, uukhai victory chants and the Naadam arrow-shooting contest — how Mongolia's ancient archery tradition lives on today.