This year, the 860th birthday of Chinggis Khaan, Mongolia’s National Pride Day, is set to be celebrated today, November 24, which is a non-working public holiday in Mongolia.
On this day, the ceremony of welcoming the traditional Nine White Banners at the central square of Sukhbaatar and paying respect to the statue of the Great Emperor Chinggis Khaan is held.
Mongolia’s National Pride Day has been celebrated as a public holiday since 2012. This year marks the 860th anniversary of the Great Khaan's birth. According to Presidential Decree No.4 dated January 9, 2012, the date of birth of Chinggis Khaan was made official based on the conclusions of the relevant working group and the scientific proposal, and it was determined to be the first day of winter months of the lunar calendar, and the day was designated as "Mongolia’s National Pride Day'' to be celebrated.
This year, the 860th birthday of Chinggis Khaan, Mongolia’s National Pride Day, is set to be celebrated today, November 24, which is a non-working public holiday in Mongolia.
On this day, the ceremony of welcoming the traditional Nine White Banners at the central square of Sukhbaatar and paying respect to the statue of the Great Emperor Chinggis Khaan is held.
Mongolia’s National Pride Day has been celebrated as a public holiday since 2012. This year marks the 860th anniversary of the Great Khaan's birth. According to Presidential Decree No.4 dated January 9, 2012, the date of birth of Chinggis Khaan was made official based on the conclusions of the relevant working group and the scientific proposal, and it was determined to be the first day of winter months of the lunar calendar, and the day was designated as "Mongolia’s National Pride Day'' to be celebrated.
