Mongolia is a country that depends on weather conditions because of its livestock pastures in the wild and nomadic lifestyle. The summer of 2021 was pleasant enough to pasture for herds in 70% of the country. Yes, it was fascinating summer to travel to Mongolia. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic (COVID-19), we haven’t welcomed our […]
2020 was like “Blank space” from modern travel world-history due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Mongolia is currently locked down for COVID-19, but hopefully, things will get better in 2021 and we’re now accepting bookings for the most exciting adventures and travels in Mongolia. This is Mongolian photo guide #1 which features Western Mongolia, the Golden […]
It’s easy to romanticise places where the thing that has you in its thrall hasn’t arrived yet – until you realise it may not have arrived for market-driven reasons Whether the world feels small, close and manageable, or foreign, unknowable and chaotic, says something about where you live and what sort of device you carry […]
Mongolia Inscribed in 2019 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
The Mongolian Armed Forces and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command have announced their participation in Exercise Khaan Quest 2019, scheduled to be held at the Five Hills Training Area, Mongolia from June 14 through June 28. Khaan Quest is a multinational exercise co-sponsored by U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and hosted annually by the Mongolian Armed Forces. Khaan Quest […]
Burn Your Maps is a 2016 American adventure comedy-drama film written and directed by Jordan Roberts, based on the short story of the same name by Robyn Joy Leff. Received dozens of great critiques won several Awards already. Here is presenting, one of the inspirational story of young boy who believes He is Mongolian! After […]
Jantsannorov.N (1948-) is a acclaimed composer. He started to make his notable work since Socialist Mongolia and one of the well known piece is “Queen MANDUKHAI the Wise”. The Wise Mongol queen ruled Mongolia during fifteenth century in empire’s most challenging period. Sharav.B (1952-) is composer and pianist. He has composed over 200 songs and composed […]
THE YURT CAFÉ The Yurt Cafe is a Social Enterprise run by Royal Foundation of St. Katharine and opened in November 2015. We wanted to create a space that was warm, fun and welcoming to people from all walks of life. So come down for craft coffee, delicious homemade food, cakes, pastries, beer, wine and […]
The Father of TEN brought his THIRD GOLDEN Medal in Home Country along with WORLD RECORD March 28, 2019 – Tseren Radnaa, an 85-year-old Mongolian athlete has broken the Masters M85 world record in the indoor 400m at the 8th World Masters Athletics Championships Indoor (WMACI) in Torun, Poland. Tseren Radnaa from Umnugovi Aimag (Southern […]
After Losing Luggage, Man Completes 100-Mile Race in Dress Shoes and Jeans It would be hard enough completing a 100-mile ultra marathon across a frozen Mongolia-n lake with the proper equipment. Peter Messervy-Gross performed the feat wearing his everyday fashion brogues. Mr Messervy-Gross, 47, had spent months accumulating winter weather kit for the Mongol 100 […]