The Naadam Festival is Mongolia’s main holiday and a wonderful time to experience the culture and people of this amazing land. It is only held once each year, between July 10 and 13. The three-day festival is a thrilling sporting

‘Burn Your Maps’ is a film about an eight-year old American boy, Wes (Jacob Tremblay) who starts acting very strangely: he believes he IS a Mongolian nomad.  His fantasy becomes more and more extreme putting pressure on his parents, who

‘The 2000’, a movie about historical event of Mongolia’s uprising against Qing (Manchu) dynasty will be screened in Seoul, the capital of South Korea on 25-31 May. The movie is based on a true historical event of the bloody uprising

Mongolian actress N.Odonchimeg has invited to participate in the the Asian Film and TV Week. The event is being held as part of the Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations (CDAC) in China on 16 to 23 May.

Last year, N.Odonchimeg

The ‘Life Element O2’ ballet will be staged at the Corporate Convention Centre on 19 May. This is the second ballet performance addressing environmental issues in Mongolia.

Last year, the Mongolian-American Ballet Programme presented its first environmental project on water conservation

The famous Broadway theatre’s Peter Pan musical will be performed in Mongolia for the very first time in October this year. The musical will be staged to marking the 380th anniversary of the establishment of the capital city at the

The second World Nomad Children Folk Festival will be held in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia on 22-23 July. The event is being organised by the Nomadic Cultural Heritage Foundation. Children from Inner Mongolia, Buryatia, Kalmykia, Tuva and Mongolia

Mongolia’s master chefs have successfully participated in the Korea International Challenge Cup. The contest was held in Seoul at the weekend. Chefs from the Yuna restaurant led the contest.

About 2000 master chefs of more than 30 countries participated in the