Noyon Mountain is the tomb and burial place of the great aristocrats of the first nomadic state of Mongolia, the Xiongnu.

In 1924-1925, the “Mongolian-Tibetan Research Unit” led by Russian researcher P.K.Kozlov conducted the first archeological excavations at the Noyon Mountain Monument to

The HU hails from Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia and celebrates Mongolian culture through its flavor of rock. The HU has named it hunnu rock, after the Hunnu empire that existed from roughly 200 BCE until the mid-400s CE. It combines hard

Today (22 December), Mongolian Government made decision of banning public celebrations of the traditional Tsagaan Sar or the Lunar New Year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Mongolians will be allowed to celebrate the holiday with their family members.

Since pandemic

UNESCO Beijing will provide the funding for the equipment provision for the higher education project in Mongolia to compliment the on-going Regional Korea Funds-in-Trust (KFIT) higher education project in Mongolia. The project is aligned with the Mongolian Government’s education vision

The effects of climate change are currently being observed in Mongolia as the summer ice loss harms the health of domestic reindeer and pastures become less viable.

The National Museum of Mongolia and partners are working to identify and preserve ancient

On December 4-5, Mongolia will hold its an extraordinary festival of eagles. The 2021 Eagle Festival is expected to be held in Sayat Tolgoi in Bugat soum of Bayan-Ulgii province after it cancelled for two the past years due to

Archaeologists have mapped Karakorum, the capital of the Mongolian Empire using advanced geophysical methods.

Karakorum, also called Kharkhorin was founded around AD 1218–20, when Genghis Khan established a town of yurts at Karakorum to rally his troops during his campaigns against

For those who dreaming about travelling to Mongolia, one can still experience what it’s like to live in a yurt right here in Singapore. Boutique travel agency Beyond Expeditions offers a two-day-one-night experience which is said to be the “most