“Nomadelchin” Presented The Cultural Program “Uriankhai Ethnicity” At The World Culture Festival

As part of the "Nomad" World Culture Festival, the Choijin Lama Temple Museum organized the "Uriankhai Ethnic House" ger exhibition and special cultural programs to promote the diversity of Mongolian ethnic heritage to the public and international guests.

The program introduced the traditional artifacts, lifestyle, food culture, customs, traditional arts, and tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the Uriankhai ethnic group, bringing the rich and diverse heritage of Mongolia's nomadic culture to the audience.

The program's cultural education program showcased traditional arts such as the horse fiddle, höömii, tuul khailakh, and biy bielge , which are representatives of Mongolia's national intangible cultural heritage, and the inheritors met the audience with their works.

The performance was attended by Mongolian State Poet and Honored Cultural Worker of Mongolia A. Baldandorj , Mongolian Honored Cultural Worker and dancer Palamjav , and the traditional Mongolian arts and living heritage were introduced to international guests and audiences.

Thus, through the "Uriankhai Ethnic House" , the cultural heritage, traditional knowledge, and artistic heritage of the Uriankhai ethnic group have been made known to the public, and the unique and diverse heritage of Mongolian nomadic culture has been brought to international visitors.

The Choijin Lama Temple Museum will continue to implement various cultural education programs and activities to preserve, research, and promote Mongolia's tangible and intangible cultural heritage, as well as to introduce and disseminate it to the public and international visitors.

Cultural heritage is our precious heritage.
It is our duty to leave a legacy.

CHOIJIN LAMA TEMPLE MUSEUM