Mongolian Lunar New Year stands as a cherished family festival, a beacon of cheer that breaks through the endless winter months, and a symbolic marker heralding the arrival of spring. This widely celebrated holiday, deeply rooted in tradition, serves as a timeless occasion for the renewal of family ties and, notably, as a moment to…
Prepare to be mesmerized by the majestic beauty of Khorgo Volcano, a natural wonder nestled in the heart of Arkhangai province, Mongolia. Located 660 km from Ulaanbaatar, 180 km northwest of Tsetserleg town, and just 4 km from Tariat soum, Khorgo Volcano stands as a testament to the awe-inspiring forces of nature. Discovering Khorgo Terkhiin…
In a groundbreaking decision during its regular meeting on July 5, the Mongolian Government proclaimed the years 2023-2024 as the official ‘Visit Mongolia’ year. With a resolute aim to welcome up to 1 million tourists annually, Mongolia is gearing up to showcase its rich cultural tapestry and breathtaking landscapes to the world. This initiative was…
Explore the top reasons to visit Mongolia, from experiencing the Naadam Festival to venturing into the majestic Mongolian Gobi. Nestled in the heart of Asia, Mongolia beckons travelers with its rich tapestry of culture and pristine wilderness. As the land of the last true nomads and a storied history dating back to the reign of…
In the vast and picturesque valley of the Iver River, nestled in the heart of Selenge province, lies the hidden gem of Amarbayasgalant Monastery. Often overshadowed by more renowned counterparts, this beautiful sanctuary offers a unique and serene experience, beckoning travelers to venture 360 km from Ulaanbaatar for a glimpse into its rich history and…
Winter Sports in Mongolia entered a new era in 2009 when the Mongolian Ski Federation secured membership with the prestigious FIS. Since that pivotal moment, the Federation has embarked on a resolute journey, steering the development of extreme winter sports in Mongolia with a specific focus on cultivating excellence in Cross-Country and Rollerskiing. Concurrently, it…
Mongolia’s Thousand Camel Festival stands as a grand testament to the life and traditions of camel herders, offering a captivating glimpse into their world amidst the vast expanse of the Gobi Desert. Since its inception in 1997, the festival has served multifaceted purposes, from the preservation of the two-humped Bactrian camel population to fostering community…
Tsagaan Sar or “White Moon Festival”, in the vast landscapes of Mongolia, where the winds carry whispers of ancient tales, the arrival of the lunar new year, marks the commencement of festivities that weave tradition and renewal into the fabric of Mongolian culture. This celebration, rooted in centuries-old customs, holds profound significance for the people…
Nestled within the arid expanses of the Gobi Desert, the Gobi Great Six (GG-6) stand as both sentinels and subjects of an intricate ecological tale. Comprising the Mongolian saiga, wild Bactrian camel, Gobi bear (Mazaalai), Takhi (wild horse), khulan (wild ass), and the Goitered gazelle, these remarkable species not only embody the essence of the…
Delve deeper into the Interesting Facts About Mongolia as we explore its diverse landscapes, historical footprints, and the unique cultural nuances that define this remarkable country. Interesting facts about Mongolia you may find interesting As we draw the curtain on this exploration, Mongolia emerges not merely as a geographical entity but as a living testament…
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