The annual ‘Playtime’ live music festival will be organised by online due to coronavirus fears after cancelling in 2020. The Playtime-2021 Virtual 2.0 will be streamed on YouTube and Facebook page on 2 October at 06:00 p.m.

The Playtime Festival has

After being locked down in Australia for months when the COVID-19 pandemic began, and then staying home in Mongolia for nearly a year, The Hu Band hit American shores again on September 1 for The Hun Tour North America 2021,

The diverse land of Mongolia is a treasure trove with masses of gorgeous places to discover. The capital city of Ulaanbaatar is brimming with some amazing natural wonders that need to be explored. From culture to nature, there’s a lot

“Mongolia is not a bucket list country for tourists,” said Bilguun, tour manager for Amicus Travel, Mongolia. “It’s never on top of the list. It may be third or fourth.” Similarly, Olly Reston, the director and owner of the country’s

Mongolia’s greatest ever musical export The Hu have announced a North American tour for later this year. The tour will take in 28 shows, kicking off in Indianapolis on September 9 and climaxing in Los Angeles at the end of

Mongolians will observe their centuries-old Naadam Festival by television following the government’s creative decision of moving the ancient festival online. Therefore, the core competitions such as horse racing, archery and wrestling will be held without a live audience. The opening

Mongolians are set to “enjoy” the hottest day of the year so far on Sunday (27 June) with temperatures hitting highs of 39C; it is expected to feel even hotter in some places! The Gobi will be truly roasting as

Mongolia is shifting its centuries-old festival online due to coronavirus for the second year. Rather than subject the population to an outright cancellation of Naadam, the government has taken the creative decision of moving this ancient festival online. Therefore, the