During the Naadam Festival in Mongolia, traditional music showcases the country's rich cultural heritage. Long song (urtiin duu) and throat singing (hoomi) are prevalent, highlighting Mongolia's unique vocal traditions. Musicians often perform accompanied by traditional instruments such as the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle), which adds an authentic sound reflective of nomadic lifestyles. The melodies evoke the expansive landscapes of Mongolia, enhancing the atmosphere during sports competitions and festivities that celebrate strength, bravery, and cultural pride.