Visite de 2 jours du festival de Naadam 11 - 12 juillet 2026





Description
La fête de Naadam est la plus grande et la plus jubilatoire des célébrations nationales pour les Mongols. Il a lieu chaque année du 11 au 12 juillet. Initialement organisé à l'époque des Huns/Empire Hunnu, Naadam était une sorte de concours pour évaluer la puissance et les compétences militaires des guerriers mongols. Le Festival se compose de trois jeux principaux appelés « Trois sports virils » tels que la lutte traditionnelle, les courses de chevaux et le tir à l’arc. La cérémonie d'ouverture du festival est toujours associée à un spectacle culturel coloré suivi du premier tour du tournoi de lutte. Dans les allées du stade central, le tir à l'arc et le quatrième match Naadam - tir à l'os de la cheville capteront sûrement votre intérêt. Des centaines d'éleveurs avec leurs chevaux de course se précipiteront de diverses régions du pays pour participer à la plus grande course. Les courses se dérouleront dans les plaines avec des distances variables allant jusqu'à 15 - 20miles dans 6 catégories d'âge différentes. Nous vous recommandons de réserver à l'avance notre visite du festival de Naadam
Options de l'excursion
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(5)
Mongolian vision tours did a very nice job with getting the group around during the festival despite the traffic and weather. They were very knowledgable about festival and enjoyed relaying it. Highly recommend Mongolian vision tours
Thank you so much for your kind review and recommendation! We’re delighted that you enjoyed the festival experience with Mongolian Vision Tours. We’re also very excited to welcome you back for your upcoming 13-day Gobi and Central Mongolia tour!
Great visit for the Naadam festival and more. Weather was challenging but team did will. A truly memorable trip that I would highly recommend
Thank you so much for your kind review! Despite the very challenging weather, you remained positive and traveled with us without any complaints. We truly appreciate your patience and adventurous spirit!
It was the most immersive and cultural tour we have ever participated in. It was a great feeling to be around very nice Mongolian people who are friendly and very welcoming. We just love it.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We’re very happy to hear that you enjoyed the tour and had such a meaningful experience with the local people. It was a pleasure having you with us!
The day before the tour, I visited the Mongolian Vision Tours office, which had just been renovated and was clean and likable. It also seems to have a hostel, so I wanted to stay here next time. The staff were friendly and worked very well during the tour. The schedule of the two-day tour itself was very well organized and I fully enjoyed Nadam.
Dear Noboru Yamaguchi and Yoko Yamaguchi /our brilliant guests/, Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful review! We’re very happy to hear that you had a positive impression of our newly renovated office and that you found it clean and welcoming. It’s also great to know that our hostel caught your interest — we would be delighted to have you stay with us next time! We truly appreciate your kind words about our friendly staff. We’re glad to hear they supported you well throughout the tour and helped make your experience enjoyable. It’s wonderful to know that you found the 2-day Naadam tour well-organized and fulfilling. We’re thrilled that you were able to fully enjoy this special Mongolian festival. We look forward to welcoming you again in the future — whether for a tour, a stay, or both! Warm regards, Davka
I am very happy to attend the Naadam Festival. It IS the crown jewel event in all of Mongolia. It was very hard to secure tickets for foreigners as it requires a Mongolian phone number and the tickets are very limited. So I'm glad I found the tour over Viator to have this opportunity. I definitely had the sticker shock when I saw the price but when you calculate it out, its about $30-$40 more. But that gets you convenience, where transport was provided and a dedicated Mongolian guide. A guide is essential to get you through the rat maze of people, position you to the best spots and provide context of what you are looking at in ENGLISH. If you dont speak Mongolian you will be wasting a lot of time just getting to the event and getting lost. They just change itineraries and close of roads on a whim. Having an experienced guide was absolutely helpful. so that extra dollars is well worth it!



