Mongolia is rich with archaeological sites that belong to the Bronze Age. These are mostly khirgisuurs – or burial mounds, other types of tombs, petroglyphs, and stone sculptures such as the famous deer stones.

Currently, the Mongolian Government is implementing a

Ever wanted to know what it felt like to be Chinggis Khaan leading the Mongol Army as it reaped devastation across Europe in the 13th century? Almost certainly not, but here’s the closest thing to it regardless!

The Mongol Derby is

Under the instruction of Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh, resorts both inside and beyond Ulaanbaatar reopened today (15 April).  Quarantined since mid-February, residents in Ulaanbaatar are eager to go out in the fresh air at the weekend. The rationale of reopening

The famous Mongolian author L.Tudev, who was also a member of the World Literature Academy has died at the age of 85.  His first book “Hello, Dear Children!” was published 50 years ago. In 2005, he was named as one

Spring has arrived in Mongolia and daytime temperatures have already reached +20 Celsius. However, it has still not rained. For farmers and growers, this is a matter of concern. There is, however, good news: the Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology,

On Thursday (2 April), Pope Francis appointed Italian Consolata Missionary Father Giorgio Marengo the head of the Apostolic Prefecture of Ulaanbaatar.  At the same time, he has been elevated to the rank of  bishop, with the titular see of Castra

Khuvsgul is one of main tourist attraction in Mongolia. At the weekend, State Secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection G.Unurbayar, State Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism D.Ganbold, and the Governor of Khuvsgul Aimag (Province)

Mongolian rock band ‘Niciton’ is to give an online concert today (3 April) for supporting a charity campaign entitled ‘Love you, Mongolia’. The concert will be broadcasted live by Education TV at 8.00 p.m. In addition, pop diva B.Sarantuya and