Festivals & Events – Morning Stars Adventures

Festivals and Events

The Mongolians have beautiful traditional festivals and celebrations that they have kept for centuries. These include the Naadam Festival and Tsagaan Sar (Mongolian Lunar Year). Nowadays, several fantastic new festivals, such as the Nomad's Day Festival, Ice Festival and Camel Festival etc, are initiated by some very creative Mongols to preserve traditional Mongolian heritage. We enlist the most important events in Mongolia. Mongolian festivals are fantastic and truly a lifetime experience. We welcome you to come and take part in festival tours with us!

Destination & Highlights

Mongolian Yak Festival

The Mongolian Yak Festival is an annual event held in Mongolia that celebrates the importance of yaks in the nomadic culture. It’s held each year on the 23rd of July, in Orkhon Valley, in Bat Ulzii sum, province of Ovorkhangai. The festival is an opportunity for visitors to experience the

Gobi Camel Festival

The Gobi Camel Festival is an annual event that takes place in the heart of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia. This festival showcases the camels of the region and their important role in the lives of the local nomads. It's an opportunity for visitors to learn about the nomadic culture, witness

Khövsgöl ice Festival

The Khuvsgul Ice Festival is an annual winter festival held in the Khuvsgul Province of Mongolia. This festival celebrates the unique and beautiful frozen lake Khuvsgul, which is considered to be the source of fresh water for Mongolia and is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia. The festival

Mongolian Golden Eagle Festival

The Mongolian Golden Eagle Festival is an annual event held in Mongolia to celebrate the relationship between nomadic eagle hunters and their trained eagles. This festival showcases the hunting skills of the eagle hunters and the partnership they have formed with their eagles. The festival is usually held in the

Mongolian Lunar New Year (Tsagaan Sar)

Tsagaan Sar, also known as the White Moon Festival, is a traditional lunar New Year celebration in Mongolia. It is celebrated at the end of January or beginning of February, based on the lunar calendar, and is one of the most important cultural events in Mongolia. The celebration of

Naadam Festival

Naadam is a traditional festival in Mongolia, which is celebrated annually and is a symbol of Mongolian culture and heritage. It is held on July 11th and 12th and is considered one of the largest and most important celebrations in the country. The festival is characterized by three main events: