Today (18 August), The opening ceremony of a cultural festival has held in the Nalaikh District of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. A cultural festival is organised to promote Mongolia’s nomadic intangible culture and the development of the tourism sector.

According to the country’s

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From August 31 to September 4, 2023, Pope Francis will make the first ever papal visit to Mongolia. The Pontiff intends first and foremost to address the Mongolian people and the small local Catholic community. However, his trip to the

In the forested, snowy mountains of Tsaatan, a herdsman and his family tie his reindeer herd to trees to let them graze. Uvugdorj Delger, 70, is Dukha, but he speaks to the children in the Mongolian language. When asked why he

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Shahin Mustafayev, President of the International Turkic Academy  visited the memorial complex consisting of the stele of Tonyukuk the Wise, located 75 kilometers from the city of Ulaanbaatar, and familiarized himself with the construction of the museum.

The International Turkic Academy

On 9 August, the XII International Congress of Mongolists under the auspices of President of Mongolia  began working in Ulaanbaatar. The congress will last until August 14.

The congress is held under the motto “Peace and the historical experience of Mongolia”.

Seven horses trained by Sapar Baiynuly, a Kazakh residing in Mongolia, achieved top positions in regional-level race competitions. Baiynuly, who hails from the Kerey tribe, shared his insights on the competition and the horse industry in Mongolia during an interview