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Mongolian National Public Holidays PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 06 December 2005
The list of official Mongolian National Holidays:

New Year                                  1 Jan

Lunar New Year                       According to Lunar calendar (first 2 days of first month of spring)

Women's day                             8 Mar

Children's day                           1 Jun

National Holiday Naadam          11,12,13 July

Independence Day                   26 Nov


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 1 Written by Temuujin, on 2007-06-06 09:46:58, IP: 203.92.84.163
Nadaam is in July not Nov.

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