Earlier today (13 August), the long-awaited ‘Korean Week’ cultural event kicked off at the National Park in Ulaanbaatar. The event is co-organised by the Ulaanbaatar City Administration and the South Korean Embassy in Mongolia and marks the 29th anniversary of

The Battle of Khalkhyn Gol in 1939 was an important event in both Mongolian and world history. During the battle – or series of battles – combined Mongolian and Soviet troops thwarted an attempt by the Empire of Japan to

Archaeologists have discovered a rare stamp and statues belonging to the ancient Turkic Ashina tribe in Mongolia.

The discovery was made during excavations in Shiveet Ulan, led by the Turkic World Educational and Scientific Cooperation Organization (TWESCO).

TWESCO President Darhan Kıdırali said

From ancient times, Mongolians have held birds of prey in the highest respect in words and song; trained hunting hawks and eagles have played and important part in their daily lives. To promote this fascinating aspect of traditional hunting culture,

In ancient times, tea caravans carried the valuable commodity between China, Mongolia and Russia which was called the ‘Tea Road’. The presidents of the three neighbouring countries held the first trilateral meeting in 2014 which at which they agreed on

Dornod Music and Drama Theatre performed a symphony orchestra concert at the Nairamdal Park which on the bank of the Kherlin River on 4 August. Entitled ‘Classic Melody’, the riverside concert will be an annual event on 4 August from

Mongolian metal band The Hu are going down a storm as they take their mix of Metallica-style thrash and steppe music to rapt audiences across Europe this summer.

The four long-haired, leather-clad Mongolians, who have been hailed for their mesmerising live

Acrobat B.Battulga passed the first stage of the Australia’s Got Talent show with four yes votes for his impressive performance depicting the strength and mightiness of a Mongolian from the US. The show kicked off last week.

In his performance, the