Contemporary art isn’t the first thing which comes to mind when one thinks of Mongolia. Nevertheless, today Mongolia has its own vibrant gallery scene. Mongolian artists are exploring modern art, fashion, literature, and visual arts from around the world, sometimes

The great reopening of Mongolia’s cultural and public events, retail, production and entertainment centres re-opened by Cabinet decision from 16 September. In early February, Mongolia announced an advanced emergency readiness and preparation in order in order to prevent the spread

A 410-million-year-old fossil of an armored fish has completely changed the history of sharks, according to a newly published study. The fish, known as Minjinia turgenensis, had a skeleton made of bone, as opposed to the cartilage that sharks are

All state-owned and local museums across Mongolia are now providing free entry to children. Under a decree of the Mongolian Minister of Culture, state-owned and local museums are obliged to offer free entry to children under the age of 18

On Thursday (13 August), Mongolia’s national airline MIAT gave a free lifetime ticket to three celebrities: the mid air-born twins and their mother. The twins were born on 9 July on a chartered flight from Istanbul to Ulaanbaatar, the capital

Mongolia’s biggest rock act the Hu has just dropped a beautiful new acoustic video for “Shireg Shireg”. The clip shows behind-the-scenes footage of the band in the studio, offering fans a real insight into its recording process. It also gives

Mongolian circus performer M.Myagmarsaikhan has successfully walked  over a 130-meter long tight rope 50 meters above the ground across the Chuluut River Canyon in Arkhangai province.

M.Myagmarsaikhan is the only professional  tightrope walker in Mongolia. In August 2019, he walked across

Two Mongolian mothers named N.Orgilmaa and E.Erdenechimeg have completed over 5700 km by motorbike. The friends started their epic journey on 20 July and have visited 10 provinces of Mongolia. Initially, the pair planned to ride 5000 km; however, they