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Mongolian Holiday Countdown

Shows how many days remain until major Mongolian holidays.

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Lunar holiday dates (Tsagaan Sar, Chinggis Khaan's Day) follow the Mongolian lunisolar calendar and may shift by ±1 day depending on regional moon-sighting.

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Quick answers

Tsagaan Sar & Chinggis Khaan's Birthday — coming years

YearBituun (eve)Tsagaan SarChinggis Khaan's Birthday
2026Feb 17Feb 18Nov 10
2027Feb 6Feb 7Nov 29
2028Feb 25Feb 26Nov 17
2029Feb 13Feb 14Nov 7
2030Feb 2Feb 3Nov 26

These are lunisolar holidays, so their Gregorian dates change every year.

When is Tsagaan Sar in 2027?

Tsagaan Sar (Mongolian Lunar New Year) falls on Sunday, February 7, 2027. Bituun, the eve, is on February 6.

When is Tsagaan Sar in 2028?

Tsagaan Sar falls on Saturday, February 26, 2028. Bituun is on February 25.

When is Chinggis Khaan's Birthday in 2026?

Chinggis Khaan's Birthday (Mongolian Pride Day) falls on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 — the first day of the first winter month by the Mongolian lunar calendar.

When is Chinggis Khaan's Birthday in 2027?

In 2027, Chinggis Khaan's Birthday (Mongolian Pride Day) falls on Monday, November 29.

When is Naadam?

The Naadam festival is held on the same dates every year, July 11–15, with the opening ceremony on July 11.

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How to use

  1. 1

    Open the page — Mongolian holidays are auto-sorted by how soon they arrive.

  2. 2

    Each holiday shows exactly how many days remain.

  3. 3

    Lunar holidays like Tsagaan Sar and Chinggis Khaan's Day move each year.

Formula

Frequently asked questions

Why does Tsagaan Sar fall on different dates every year?
Tsagaan Sar follows the lunisolar calendar, so its Gregorian date moves about 19 days each year.
Which day of Naadam is counted?
Naadam starts July 11 with the opening ceremony — the countdown uses that date.
How is Chinggis Khaan's Day determined?
It is observed on the first day of winter by the Mongolian lunar calendar — which falls in late October or November on the Gregorian calendar.
Why do I only see holidays within the next 12 months?
The countdown shows only holidays happening within one year from today so the list stays focused and relevant.