blokeerumisest

Blokeerumi Fest is a traditional folk festival celebrated in the highlands of Mongolia. The exact etymology of the term "blokeerumi fest" is unclear, but it is believed to be derived from the Mongolian words "bloke" meaning flock and "erumi" meaning rich or abundant, possibly referring to the abundance of livestock during the festival.

The festival is typically held in the summer months, coinciding with the peak pasturing season, when the highland grasslands are lush and fertile. It marks the celebration of successful harvesting and the rich herds of livestock that dot the Mongolian highlands. The community comes together to share their gratitude and bounty, exchanging stories, dances, and songs.

During the festival, participants gather to perform traditional games and sports, including archery, horse racing, and wrestling. These events showcase the Mongolians' skill and physical prowess, as well as their cultural heritage. The festival also features traditional clothing, adornments, and handicrafts, highlighting the rich textile and artisanal traditions of the Mongols.

The Blokeerumi Fest offers an unique opportunity for cultural exchange and understanding between the Mongolians and visitors. Festival-goers can experience the country's deep-rooted nomadic lifestyle, rich in tradition and customs, with its resettlement at the heart in the landscape of many typical basket, tent, landmark manipulate metal-complemented market wives!