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Ski resorts re-open in Ulaanbaatar as restrictions relaxed

The Mongolian government downgraded its state of emergency preparedness in Ulaanbaatar from 11 January. Also, in connection with this decision, all but 18 business categories are permitted to resume limited operations. In addition, the National Emergency Commission has decided to

The Hu makes Metal Hammer cover

Mongolian rock band The Hu has made the cover of famous UK magazine Metal Hammer first edition of 2021. The band recently covered Metallica’s Sad but true song in theMongolian language and it hasbecome a sensation among rockers.
The Hu

Mongolia cancels Lunar New Year – again!

On Monday (4 January), the Mongolian Government took the decision to extend the second degree emergency situation in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar for five days due to the worsening pandemic situation. Therefore, UB residents will have to stay at

The Hu celebrates 1 million subscribers on Youtube channel

Mongolian folk rock band The Hu, formed in 2016, are celebrating hitting the 1 million subscribers mark on their official YouTube Channel.
The Hu released two videos is 2018; “Yuve Yuve Yu” (September) and “Wolf Totem” (November), garnering over 100 million

Commemorative coins for the Gobi bear

The Central Bank of Mongolia has issued a commemorative coin dedicated to the Gobi brown bear which is on the verge of extinction.
The coin made of pure silver has the shape of a circle with a diameter of 38.61 mm

Mongolia’s ancient city marks 800 years

Karakorum, also called Kharkhorin, is an archaeological site, and former capital of the Mongols, located in the Orkhon Valley in the present-day Uvurkhangai Province of Mongolia.

The Mongols emerged from the unification of several nomadic tribes in the Mongol homeland under

Card Game Aims to Revitalize Traditional Mongolian Script

The traditional Mongolian writing system—a vertical top-to-bottom, left-to-right alphabet—dates all the way back to the early days of the Mongol Empire. However, in the script’s homeland, official and day-to-day communications have been written in the Cyrillic script since the 1940s.