Mongolian rock sensation the HU will hold an online concert on June 23 at the White Rock Centre to support the National Emergency Commission of Mongolia in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the sponsorship of MobiCom and KhanBank, the

Originating from the Mongolian Empire of Chinggis Khaan, Naadam is a festival of which the nation is proud and a symbol of unity among the nomads. Meaning, ‘the games’, Naadam is celebrated every year from 11 to 13 July across

Due to the coronavirus travel bans, many Mongolians are stranded in foreign countries. One of them is E.Badar-Uugan, a retired boxer who became the first Olympic boxing champion from Mongolia.

It has emerged that E.Badar-Uugan has been working at a South

The ‘World Vision Mongolia’ international organisation is implementing a project worth of USD 2.3 million to support Mongolia in preventing the coronavirus infection. The project started on 1 April and is due to conclude on 1 September, 2020.

Under the project,

Many believe that teeing the knot in the Year of the Rat is particularly auspicious. Therefore, the Wedding Palace in Ulaanbaatar had been expecting to hold a large number of marriage ceremonies this year. However, over 240 marriage ceremonies in

On 1 June, the Mongolian Cabinet approved establishing “Nairamdal-2” international children’s camp on the Shore of Lake Khuvsgul, the largest fresh-water lake in Mongolia. Meaning ‘Friendship’, the Nairamdal camp is of great importance to the development of tourism, the promotion

Annual ‘Ulaanbaatar Book Festival’ will take place at the Mongolian capital’s main exhibition centre – Misheel Expo on 5-7 June. Due to coronavirus restrictions that have banned public gatherings, the book fair will be partly held online.

The Ulaanbaatar Book Fair

Mongolians will now have three days of public holidays in June. The country marks International Children’s Day as public holiday on the first of the month.

From this year, the central Asian country will celebrate Buddha Day as a national holiday