Naadam is a traditional Mongolian festival celebrated annually in Mongolia from July 11-13. It commemorates Mongolia's declaration of independence in 1921. The main events of Naadam include Mongolian wrestling, horse racing, and archery competitions. Naadam is held in the national stadium in the capital of Ulaanbaatar and is the most widely watched festival among Mongolian people, celebrating their culture and history.

1. Naadam ceremony

2. When and Where is it celebrated?
When was it started to hold?
Who celebrates?
The history of this festival?
Why is it held?
how important?
How to celebrate? And so on

3. • Naadam (Mongolian:"games") is a traditional
type of festival in Mongolia.

4. • The biggest festival (Naadam of the Country)
is held in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar
during the National Holiday from July 11 – 13,
in the National Sports Stadium.

5. Naadam is the most widely watched
festival among Mongols,
• . Now it formally commemorates the 1921
revolution when Mongolia declared itself a
free country.

6. • Another popular Naadam activity is the
playing of games using shagai,

7. • The main The three games

8. Mongolian wrestling

9. • Wrestlers wear two-piece costumes consisting
of a tight shoulder vest (zodog) and shorts
(shuudag).

10. • Each wrestler has an "encourager" called a
zasuul.

12. Titles
• Zaan arslan egreer yrisan tsaasnaasaa draa
olood bichne

13. • Horse racing Riders in Mongolia during
Naadam festival.

14. each race is determined by age class.
• The top five horses in each class

16. • The last horse racing is Daaga race (two-year-
old horses race)
• bayan khodood (meaning "full stomach")

17. • Archery