On Mongolia’s vast steppe, Naadam has long been the most popular sporting event. Held each July in the National Stadium, Ulaanbaatar, the competition features wrestling, archery and horse racing – all of which embody the nation’s nomadic traditions. With Naadam

Mongolia and South Korea have signed a bilateral cooperation agreement to boost the development of boxing in both countries. The arrangement was signed by D.Bat-Erdene, the President of the Mongolian Boxing Federation (MBF) and chairman of Korean Boxing, Kim Ji-hyun

Mongolian eSports player Munkhbat, also known as ‘RobdiNNi’ Davaadorj has won first place in the ‘PUBG Mobile Club Open’ European Championship along with his team ‘KoninaPower’.  A total of 16 players competed in the tournament which was held on April

A group of Mongolian Paralympic athletes who came to Japan in February to train with hopes of competing in the now-postponed Tokyo Olympic Games have found themselves unable to return home amid the new coronavirus pandemic.

The six members of Mongolia’s

Mongolian wrestlers have not been able to hold a competition since 27 January when the government banned all sporting and cultural events. Traditional Mongolian wrestlers with ranking titles of ‘hawks’ and ‘falcons’ will compete in a donation match in 3

Famous Mongolian grand masters and international masters are uniting for a special contest which is intended to raise money for the pandemic front-line doctors and nurses. A total of 15 chess masters will play online on 25 April at 6.00

Believe it or not, cricket is enjoying a sharp rise in popularity in Mongolia. Hundreds of youngsters are grabbing their bat and ball to play cricket each weekend right across the country. At a national level, the process is under

A new football and athletics stadium is under construction in the  Bayanzurkh District of Ulaanbaatar . The stadium is located just west of the General Authority for Border Protection of Mongolia. The stadium covers 1.8 hectares area which returned to