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.
After more than two years, Mongolia reopened its air border to resume international passenger flights on 1 June, 2021. However, there was strict rules for international travellers due to coronavirus. For example, tourists must present proof of being vaccinated or
Mongolia organized its annual Golden Eagle Festival near the capital city of Ulaanbaatar on weekend to promote the country’s pandemic-hit tourism sector.
The event called “Nomadic Winter – Golden Eagle Festival” was co-organized by the Mongolian Eagle Hunters’ Association and Governor’s
Mongolia has reopened its borders to fully vaccinated international travellers, scraping coronavirus curbs that had kept the country isolated for two years. ‘Excited’ travellers already started packing for trip to Mongolia.
There are 17 riders registered for the Blue Wolf Totem
The U.S. Embassy in Ulaanbaatar will host an online exhibition entitled “Art with the Ambassador,” on 16 February at 10-11 a.m. U.S. Ambassador Michael Klecheski will host the event live from his home, featuring a collection of original American artwork
Since winning the Operalia Competition in 2012 and taking home the audience prize at the Cardiff Singer of the World competition in 2015, Mongolian singer E.Amartuvshin has become one of the most sought-after baritones in the world.
Perhaps inhibited by the freezing temperatures, most national team uniforms featured thick windproof down coats and bulky headgear when the athletes entered Beijing’s Bird’s Nest stadium for Friday night’s Winter Olympics opening ceremony.