Tiger Day
Tiger Day in Vladivostok
Tiger Day is an annual holiday celebrated in Vladivostok on the last Sunday of September. This day is dedicated to the protection of the Amur tiger - one of the rarest predators of the planet, living in the Primorsky Territory. The holiday was established in 2000 on the initiative of the writer-hunter Vladimir Troinin.
The event is attended by residents and guests of Primorsky Krai of all ages. Throughout the day there are educational, creative and sports themed areas. In 2024, Tiger Day was held for the 25th time on a new site - the embankment of Tsesarevich.
>How the festival "Tiger Day"
A distinctive feature of the holiday is a costumed procession, whose participants dress up in tiger costumes. In 2024, almost 3,000 people took part in it. For children, master classes are organized on drawing, modeling and creating crafts on the theme of tigers. Conduct quizzes and contests where children can learn more about the life and habits of the Amur tigers.
> On the main stage of the holiday, creative teams and groups perform, sports fields and photo zones work for everyone.
Tiger Day plays an important role in raising awareness of the need to protect nature and preserve biodiversity. The Amur tiger is a symbol of the strength and beauty of the Far Eastern taiga, and its protection is a concern for the future of the entire ecosystem of the region.
