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Mongolia : complete schedule of public and bank holidays, closure of banks and stock exchanges, school vacations, trade fairs, cultural and sporting events, festivals, carnivals, election during the next 3 months

  • Currency: Tughrik (MNT)
  • Internet domain: .mn - Telephone code: +976 - International dialing code: 001 - GMT offset: +8 (Uvs: +7) (DST: yes)
  • Weekend: Saturday & Sunday
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    Tuesday november 26, 2024Proclamation of the Constitution dayNational Day
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    Friday december 13, 2024Winter holiday (beginning)School holidays
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    Sunday december 29, 2024Reinstatement day of National liberty and independenceSecular holiday
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    Wednesday january 1, 2025New Year's DaySecular holiday
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    Monday january 6, 2025Winter holiday (end)School holidays
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    Monday january 13, 2025Constitution DayEvents, celebrations...
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    Friday february 28, 2025BituunBanks only
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    Proclamation of the Constitution day

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    Tuesday november 26, 2024
    Secular holiday : Celebrates the day that Mongolia declared itself as an independent country with the adoption of its first constitution. The Mongolian People’s Republic (MPR), a communist state, under the rule of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (MPRP), lasted until 1990. [https://www.kiva.org]

    Winter holiday (beginning)

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    Friday december 13, 2024
    School holidays :

    Reinstatement day of National liberty and independence

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    Sunday december 29, 2024
    Secular holiday : On Dec. 29, 1911, Mongolia declared its independence from the Manchu King Dynasty Paid holiday when falling on Saturday or Sunday

    New Year's Day

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    Wednesday january 1, 2025
    Secular holiday : The world's most widely celebrated holiday, New Years was set on January 1 by Julius Caesar because that was the date the Roman consuls took over their duties. Paid holiday when falling on Saturday or Sunday

    Winter holiday (end)

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    Monday january 6, 2025
    School holidays : Www.mecss.gov.mn
    https://www.isumongolia.edu.mn/
    calendars vary according to rural regions
    classes 1 to 5 start holidays a few days earlier
    Schooling is mandatory till age 12
    Teaching languages: Mongolian, Russian
    Schools close on Sunday
    Number of instructional days: 170-185
    2022 PISA ranking: #54 with a 405 score
    School uniforms not required

    We carry confirmed dates till July 2025 (international school)

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    Constitution Day

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    Monday january 13, 2025
    Culture : To pay respect to former People’s Great Khural deputies in the province, capital, soum and district level who adopted the Constitution

    Bituun

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    Friday february 28, 2025
    Banks only : The day before New Years Day is known as Bituun, meaning “to close down”. At the eve of the old year there is a celebration called Bituuleg. There is a big amount of “covered food”, where the meat is covered by for instance a layer of dough. Also the Ul Boov is created: a pile of ceremonial bread (boov) in an odd number of layers. Later traditional games can be played, and oral histories are told. It is said that at Bituun Baldanlham, a local god, is riding her mule during this time. She would be coming by three times so every family puts three pieces of ice on the top of the door of the ger, or on the balcony for people living in an apartment, for the mule to drink. http://mongoluls.net/tsagaansar.shtml