With the weather set to be stable next month, we’ve compiled information on local, national, and international festivals you can visit over the weekend in Mongolia.
With the weather set to be stable next month, we’ve compiled information on local, national, and international festivals you can visit over the weekend in Mongolia.
At the 48th Festival International du Cirque de Monte-Carlo in 2025, Mongolian performers won two prestigious Clowns awards.
Acclaimed Mongolian rock band the HU released a new single called “This Is Mongol” ahead of their second official studio album set for release later this summer via Better Noise Music.
With “This Is Mongol,” as with all of their music,
UK-Hungary-Mongolia co-production 1242 Gateway to the West, starring Kevin Spacey, Eric Roberts and Terence Stamp, is set to shoot in Hungary and Mongolia from October.
The two-time Oscar winner will direct this historical drama in an international co-production with capital from
Mongolian company Bars Motors is launching the Mozo crossover. Annually plan to produce approximately 2500 cars. This is reported by the official website of the automaker.
The first Mongolian car was helped to create partners from China. Bars Motors has long
The southern Mongolian province of Umnugovi aims to plant at least 70 million trees by 2030 to combat desertification.
The province set goals to plant at least 70 million trees by 2030 within the framework of the ‘Billion Trees’ national tree-planting
International Children’s Day is a very appropriate holiday for Mongolia in that a very high percentage of their population, over a third, are under the age of 18. Every year on 1 June, exciting events for children are organised on
Mongolian rockers The HU have announced they’ll be returning to Australia on tour this August. Beginning in Melbourne on 3 August, the band will head to Brisbane and Adelaide, before ending in Sydney on 7 August.
The metal favourites rose to worldwide
Over the course of nearly five years, a female gazelle in Mongolia completed a remarkable journey of at least 18,000 kilometers (11,185 miles). It crossed frozen rivers, encountered oil fields, negotiated fenced boundaries with China and Russia and trekked 900
Science Magazine reports that a genetic study conducted by an international team of researchers has revealed that a group of warriors known as the Avars traveled quickly from Mongolia to Europe some 1,500 years ago.
The scientists from the Max Planck Institute