The annual Mongolian sports festival features throat singing, contortionists, live music, and traditional mask dancing. Children can participate in chess, archery and races.
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The previous reviewer must have gotten there late and missed the wonderful cultural singing and dancing. But he is right about only having one vendor. And they didn't have any buuz! Or airag!! (although I think folks brought their own). Horse racing would be tough in arlington, but they could've done the archery competitions. Maybe next year. And hopefully more vendors next year.
I don't know why this was considered a "best bet." There was one food vendor with a huge line and everyone else was watching amateur wrestlers. Rather dull.
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