Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
Namnaa Academy and the Revival of Mongolian Horseback Archery
A year-round academy near Ulaanbaatar teaching traditional Mongolian horseback archery, from introductory training to competition preparation.
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Namnaa organizes horseback archery as a full training system rather than a single tourist activity, with method, levels, camp, calendar, competitions, and group enrollment presented as separate parts of the academy. Its origin story begins in 2018, when founder Altan Nergui bought five bows and one hundred arrows after finding no local club teaching the mounted form. The camp is described as 20–30 minutes from Ulaanbaatar, with ger accommodation and meals for stays of one day to several weeks.
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