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Traditional Mongolian artists - from powerful wrestlers and amazing acrobats to two-toned musicians - are set to perform in Hong Kong.
They will be giving live performances of their unique arts over Lunar New Year.
The Mongolians  have been  developing their unique art forms for centuries and  are now promoting them all over the world.
A troupe  from the country will perform at the Wonderful Worlds of Whampoa in Hung Hom.
One of the most notable  is Nashungerile, a distinguished wrestler who has been selected as one of the torch bearers for the 2008 Beijing Olympics Games.
The organisers have also invited musicians to play Mongolia's national instrument, the morin khuur or matouqin.
They  will also demonstrate the  famous dual-toned singing style often described as  throat singing.
Finally, there will be a Mongolian contortion exhibition.
Performances will be staged at 2.30pm, 4pm and 6pm tomorrow and on Sunday



Mongolian art invitation