Though the famed first khagan of the Mongol Empire died in 1227, his legendary pursuits continue to reverberate across this beautiful land. The country’s most important annual event, the Naadam ...

The Mongolian Naadam Festival starts this week. Naadam is an annual festival celebrated in Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, and the Tuva Republic that showcases traditional games of horse racing, wrestling, ...

Naadam is a national festival celebrated every year from 11 to 13 July across Mongolia that focuses on three traditional games: horseracing, wrestling and archery. Mongolian Naadam is inseparably ...

and say they all grew up beating their brothers at traditional Mongolian wrestling. That might be the real reason men do not want them in naadam, Battsetseg's team-mate Purevdorjiin Orkhon hinted ...

Mongolian Community in Sydney celebrated 'Naadam' festival which marks 2227th anniversary of Foundation of first Mongolian Statehood, 812th anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire and 97th ...

The Mongolian Tuuli is an oral tradition comprising heroic epics ... a child's first haircut, the ''naadam'' (a wrestling, archery and horseracing festival) and the worship of sacred sites. Epics ...

Mongolia's government is taking pains to keep traditional nomadic culture alive – and hoping to boost revenue streams as a byproduct. Naadam's international status is a function of both the ...

Though the famed first khagan of the Mongol Empire died in 1227, his legendary pursuits continue to reverberate across this beautiful land. The country’s most important annual event, the Naadam ...